Welcome to the Palestine Cinema movie database
Antenne (2021)
Origin: Palestine | Documentary | Director: Bashar Murad | 4 minutes
ANTENNE (2021), directed by singer and video-artist Bashar Murad, vibrantly satirize gender performativity in the context of occupation through impossible pop-art-ized landscapes including Murad provocatively dancing on a tank.
An Untimely film for every one and no one (2018)
Origin: Palestine Armenia USA | Documentary | Director: Ayreen Anastas | 90 minutes
Adaptation of Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” in the contemporary Arab world
An Unusual Summer (2020)
Origin: Palestine | Documentary | Director: Kamal Aljafari | 80 minutes
Life in the Palestinian district of Ramla in Israel
An Unusual Summer (2020)
Origin: Palestine Germany | Documentary | Director: Kamal Aljafari | 80 minutes
Following an act of vandalism, the filmmaker's father decides to install a surveillance camera to record the scenes unfolding in front of the house
A Palestinian mural (2008)
Origin: Unknown | Documentary | Director: Norma Shiheiber | 5 minutes
Attempt to create a campus mural featuring Edward Said and Palestinian culture
A Palestinian woman (2006)
Origin: Palestine | Documentary | Director: Andrew Courtney | 28 minutes
Documentary, filmed alongside the wall that Israel continues to build in the West Bank
Apart (2013)
Origin: Palestine | Documentary | Director: Sami Shehade | 20 minutes
An accordion player who left Gaza in 1995 to study music in the West Bank
Apartment 10/14 (Suspended Time) (2013)
Origin: Palestine | Fiction | Director: Tarzan and Arab Nasser | 8 minutes
On a birthday between dream and reality
A pen from Megiddo (2017)
Origin: Palstine | Fiction | Director: Muhammad Hushieh | 10 minutes
The film revolves around Eman and her conflict with time
A People Without a Land (2014)
Origin: USA | Israel | UK | Palestine | Documentary | Director: Eliyahu Ungar-Sargon | 78 minutes
The story of individuals who have moved beyond traditional notions of Zionism and are working to build a future based on integration rather than separation