Free Jump: Stories from Gaza, Told by Those Who Lived Them (Screening & Exhibition)
Presented by Old PaleSteine HouseOld PaleSteine House presents the third UK screening of Free Jump, a film directed and produced by Ahmed Younis, a Gaza based photographer, filmmaker, and video editor who...
Accessibility
- OPH is located an 8 minute walk down-hill from Brighton Station, and flat 3 minute walk from St Peters Church as the nearest bus stop. - The building itself has one step into the main space, a ramp is available. The area is wheelchair accessible, with two doors 110cm and then 93cm wide. - There will be amplified sound for the screening, and introduction of the films. - There is one toilet that is down 13 stairs in the basement, the stairs have a handrail. The nearest wheelchair accessible toilet is Jacob's Bakery next door.
About this event
Old PaleSteine House presents the third UK screening of Free Jump, a film directed and produced by Ahmed Younis, a Gaza based photographer, filmmaker, and video editor who has documented the lives of the people of Gaza under genocide. The team combined have amassed nearly 1 million followers on Instagram for their work.
Free Jump follows the team as they move through the ruins of Gaza, reuniting to practice parkour after months of forced separation, a portrait of youth, movement, and defiance that many will recognise from clips shared widely across social media. This screening brings the full story to the UK for the first time.
Alongside the film, a photo exhibition will showcase the team's work, offering a rare opportunity to see their images beyond the scroll of a timeline.
Event schedule:
- 7:00pm: Doors open, photo exhibition
- 7:30pm: Introduction
- 7:45pm: Film screening
- 8:30pm: Q+A with Nemo and Ahmed (subject to change due to conditions in Gaza)
All proceeds go directly to the team featured in the film. Attendees will also be the first in the UK given access to purchase the team's prints.
Important InformationThis screening includes footage documenting life in Gaza under genocide, including scenes of des...
This screening includes footage documenting life in Gaza under genocide, including scenes of destruction and displacement, and may not be suitable for all audiences. Viewer discretion is advised. This programme comprises two short films: Displacement and Free Jump (which closes with an original music video), running under 25 minutes combined, followed by a Q&A. This is not a charity event or fundraiser. Ticket and print sale proceeds go directly to the Gaza based filmmakers and photographers featured in the work, in payment for their creative labour, alongside venue costs.
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When is Free Jump: Stories from Gaza, Told by Those Who Lived Them (Screening & Exhibition)?
Free Jump: Stories from Gaza, Told by Those Who Lived Them (Screening & Exhibition) takes place on Sunday 30 August 2026 at 7:20pm.
Where is Free Jump: Stories from Gaza, Told by Those Who Lived Them (Screening & Exhibition)?
Free Jump: Stories from Gaza, Told by Those Who Lived Them (Screening & Exhibition) is held at Brighton And Hove, Old PaleSteine House - BN1.
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