Two Kids a Day

This documentary runs for 70 minutes and focuses on the systematic arrests of Palestinian children, averaging two every night. It delves into the processes of interrogation, trial, and imprisonment that these minors face, highlighting the impact on Palestinian society as a whole.

The film presents a critical examination of the use of minors' arrests as a tool for control and repression. It aims to shed light on the realities behind these arrests and the implications for the future of the Palestinian community. Collectors interested in social issues and human rights will find this documentary a poignant addition to their collection.