Monday, November 20 2006
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Chapel Hill resident Tariq Nasir left a successful career in finance to find his voice as a filmmaker. He began with his family's story of displacement. The Nasirs were forced to leave their home in Palestine in 1948, when the State of Israel was formed, and again in 1968 during the Six-Day War. Host Frank Stasio speaks to Tariq Nasir about home, hope, belonging and new beginnings.
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