Lisa Gossels’ first film, The Children of Chabannes, which she made with Dean Wetherell, won an Emmy Award in 2001, 10 film festival awards, had a limited theatrical release, aired on HBO Signature and local PBS stations and is distributed by Docurama.    Lisa started making My So-Called Enemy, her second feature documentary, in 2002.  The film had its world premiere at Silverdocs in June 2010 and has garnered five film festival awards to date. My So-Called Enemy has been cited as “A provocative, balanced film that offers unexpected hope for resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.” (Washington City Paper) and “An insightful, moving, important film.  Extraordinary.” (The Huffington Post)  A member of Selah, a national network of Jewish social justice leaders, Lisa became a documentarian because she believes in the power of film to affect social change.  Lisa is the President of Good Egg Productions, Inc, a New York City-based production company and a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Brown University.  My So-Called Enemy was shown here at Anshe Emeth in the early stages of its production.   We are delighted to have Lisa return to us with the completed versions of the film.