Cinema of Palestine
Cinema of Palestine is relatively young in comparison to Arab cinema as a whole. Palestinian films are not exclusively produced in Arabic and some are even produced in English and French.[3] Elia Suleiman has emerged as one of the most notable working Palestinian directors.[4]
For the term of propaganda, see Pallywood.Name[edit]
In contrast to the way some other locations with associations to film industry are named in casual parlance, Palestinian cinematic film producers aren't said to be part of 'Pallywood' as that word is used in reference to a term of propaganda.
(1994)
Tale of the Three Jewels
(1996) (“Luigi De Laurentiis” Award for a Debut Film at the 1996 Venice Film Festival)
Chronicle of a Disappearance
(2003).
Divine Intervention
(2003)
Olive Harvest, The
(2003)
Arna's Children
(2004)
Jeremy Hardy vs. the Israeli Army
Women in Struggle (2004)
Waiting (2005)
(2006)
The Color of Olives
(2006)
Iron Wall
(2006)
Goal Dreams
(2006)
First Picture
(2007)
The Sons of Eilaboun
Maria's Grotto (2007) (Silver Muhr Award, )
Dubai International Film Festival
Kaffa! (2007) (Silver Award for Short Film, )(Gold Award for Best Script, Tunis International TV and Media Festival)
Cairo International TV and Media Festival
(2008)
Salt of this Sea
Taste the Revolution (2008)
The View (2008) (Best Short Film ($75,000), )
Middle East International Film Festival
Till When? (2008) (Officially selected in Cergy Pontoise Film Festival in Paris, Honorable Mention in Digicon 6 Festival in Tokyo)
Spider Web (2009)
Beyond the Sun (2010) (Audience Choice, )
Bagdad International Film Festival
cup final (1991) takes place during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon.
The Uppercut (2012) A Short Documentary Shot in Jordan Telling a Story of a Slum Kickboxing Club
Solomon's Stone (film) (2015)
Al Ard Film Festival (Cagliari, Sardinia)
Arab cinema
Cinema City Nablus
Al-Kasaba Theatre
Cinema Jenin
Pallywood
The First Film of Palestine
Rapfogel, Jared: , January 24–27, 2003, Senses of Cinema.
A Report of Dreams of a Nation - A Palestinian Film Festival
Jan. 14, 2006, IMEU,
Film
Kemp, Rebecca: , 6 Degrees Film, Fall 2006
“Interviews with Palestinian Filmmakers”
Rastegar, Kamran, "Palestine Only Exists in Cinema", Bidoun Magazine, Issue 8, Vol. 1, Fall 2006
Provan, Alexander (February 2007). . Stop Smiling Magazine. Archived from the original on October 24, 2007. Retrieved 2007-04-09.
"Requesting Permission to Narrate: Dreams of a Nation: On Palestinian Cinema"
Khaled Elayya: , This week in Palestine
A Brief History of Palestinian Cinema
Khadija Habshneh: Archived 2012-02-07 at the Wayback Machine, This week in Palestine
Palestinian Revolution Cinema
Nana Asfour: Reclaiming Palestine, One Film at a Time, , Vol. XXXIV, No. 3, Summer 2009
Cineaste Magazine
Nana Asfour: The Time That Remains and Zindeeq, Cineaste Magazine, Web Exclusive, Copyright © 2011 by Cineaste Publishers, Inc.
Cineaste Magazine - Articles - The Time That Remains and Zindeeq (Web Exclusive)
and Said, Edward (preface) (2006): Dreams Of A Nation: On Palestinian Cinema, Verso Books, London, United Kingdom, ISBN 1-84467-088-0
Dabashi, Hamid
; Khleifi, George (2008): Palestinian Cinema: Landscape, Trauma, and Memory, Indiana University Press. ISBN 0-253-22007-6
Gertz, Nurith
an independent project founded to provide resources and information on Palestinian cinema. Based at Columbia University, United States.