The Encampments

This documentary presents a detailed account of the Gaza Solidarity Encampment at Columbia University. It captures the experiences of the students as they organize protests, confront police repression, and navigate media scrutiny. The film highlights the challenges faced by these activists in their quest for divestment from US and Israeli weapons companies.

With a runtime of 80 minutes, The Encampments provides a poignant look at activism in New York City during a pivotal moment in history. The narratives of key figures like Jamal Joseph and Maya Abdallah are central to the film, showcasing their determination and the complexities of their mission. The documentary is produced by Watermelon Pictures and Breakthrough Pictures, and it sheds light on the broader implications of student activism in the 2020s.