Palestinian Territory Movies

State of Suspension is a drama of fragments in nine chapters; an unusual and provocative look at Israel, sixty years after independence. The film is...

A fascinating account of the beliefs and motives of notorious hijacker Leila Khaled. The charismatic freedom fighter talks candidly about her methods...

A displaced teacher’s daily journey from one queue to the next struggling to secure his most basic needs.

Adas Falastin is a documentary focusing on Khalil Al Naja, who turns his passion for cooking into a protective shield against famine by creating a...

“I have a game I enjoy playing with kids, called ‘What do you see that isn’t what it is but you believe it is?’. We randomly...

First film by artist and filmmaker Emily Jacir.

The film revolves around an Arab theater troupe whose members gather from every war-torn country, rehearsing in preparation for a theatrical...

Unseen footage of Gaza’s beauty and the resilience of its residents, captured by Palestinian filmmaker and journalist Yousef Alhelou. This...

Riccardo Corradini, a final-year medical student from Italy, makes headlines as the first international student to ever choose the Gaza Strip as...

HOURIA weaves together the stories of Hattab and his grandmother Yousra to reflect on fluid modes of belonging. Yousra was expelled from her village...

The lemon tree has become a symbol of Palestinian resistance against Israeli occupation, much like the cactus and olive tree, embodying a politically...

Awaiting a prison transfer, Walid Daqqa receives a strange request in a mysterious whisper…

I cycled over 300km alone through the occupied West Bank. This journey took me through Israeli checkpoints, military zones, and illegal Israeli...

“A land without a people, and a people without a land” is how the relationship between Palestine and the Jewish people was described by...

In 1958, Palestinians in Nazareth and Umm AL-Fahm rise against military rule inside Israel, reviving a forgotten uprising through the testimony of...

Performative video with an embodiment of Palestinian educator and Arab nationalist, Khalil Al Sakakini, who wrote his diaries since 1907

Ahmad Natche's last, unfinished film premiered posthumously at Doclisboa. In "The Storyteller," we witness a rehearsal for a new play at the El...

The harsh symbolism captures the complexities of truth in Gaza, where nothing is straightforward or easily defined.