30 October 2012
Emad Burnat’s house was declared a “closed military zone” by Israel — but that didn’t stop him from making a great film. Read more about Israel's viciousness against Bilin captured in "Five Broken Cameras" documentary
29 October 2012
Watch Sandra Madi's stark account of the neglected fate of those who joined the Fatah party in the '60s and '70s to fight for the liberation of Palestine. Read more about Fatah's forgotten fighters in documentary "Perforated Memory"
20 October 2012
“We loved the way in which Annemarie Jacir approached the sensitive subject of that crucial period,” wrote the jury of the feature set right after the 1967 war. Read more about Annemarie Jacir’s “When I Saw You” wins best Arab world film in Abu Dhabi
18 October 2012
Filmmaker Sami Moukaddem demonstrates that the Palestinian situation isn’t complex in his debut documentary. Read more about New film explains the basics to achieving justice in Palestine
26 September 2012
Palestine film fans have great programming to look forward to at both the Toronto and Boston Palestine film festivals. Read more about Palestine cinema showcased in upcoming Toronto and Boston festivals
18 July 2012
My Neighborhood purportedly tells the story of Sheikh Jarrah in occupied East Jerusalem. But beyond the fact that Palestinians are being kicked out, we learn little of their story. Read more about New documentary inadvertently demonstrates failures of Zionist left
the Galilee 25 June 2012
An emerging network of Palestinian filmmakers in Israel aims to connect with filmmakers in neighboring Arab countries — and mentor a new generation of Palestinian artists. Read more about Cinema club run by Palestinians in Israel makes its mark
22 June 2012
Roadmap to Apartheid is an important achievement in the history of popular education about Palestine, which has long pointed to the parallels between Israel and South Africa. Read more about Film explores striking parallels between South African, Israeli apartheid
1 June 2012
Flying Paper, a forthcoming documentary by Roger Hill and Nitin Sawhney, tells the story of Palestinian children in Gaza who broke the Guinness world record for most kites simultaneously flown. Read more about Forthcoming documentary tells the story of Gaza kids resisting siege with kites
25 May 2012
There is one descriptor that is too infrequently applied to Sacha Baron Cohen: Zionist shill. Read more about Sacha Baron Cohen: a buffoonish ideologue, at Israel's service