
Saz: The Palestinian Rapper for Change
Documentary · Music
Overview
This fascinating documentary explores the life and music of Saz, an Arab rapper living in a Jewish neighborhood who offers up a unique perspective as he creates music he hopes will aid in the reconciliation between Israel and Palestine. Believing people of differing viewpoints can come together as they enjoy his music, Saz travels from Tel Aviv and Haifa to London, presenting his own kind of musical peace treaty wherever he goes.
Top Cast
Sameh 'Saz' Zakout
Sameh 'Saz' Zakout
Himself
Sameh 'Saz' Zakout
Himself
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