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18 – 22 November 2022
The London Palestine Film Festival returns this year with a selection of awaited new releases and rediscovered works. Focusing on complex realities and current issues related to Palestine, this year’s international selection of films also marks the return of in-person live presentations and conversations, encouraging dialogue around Palestinian culture and politics.
More information at the London Palestine Film Festival website
Ouroboros, dir. Basma Alsharif, France 2017, 77 min., English, Chinook and Italian with English subtitles
The London Palestine Film Festival returns this year with a selection of awaited new releases and rediscovered works. Focusing on complex realities and current issues related to Palestine, this year’s international selection of films also marks the return of in-person live presentations and conversations, encouraging dialogue around Palestinian culture and politics.
More information at the London Palestine Film Festival website
Programme:
Friday 18 November, 6.30pm
The Devil’s Drivers
Daniel Carsenty and Mohammed Abugeth’s work has the intensity of a 1970s chase film as it follows Palestinian smugglers on high-speed trips to help workers cross the border.
Sunday 20 November, 4.30pm
Ouroboros
Acclaimed visual artist Basma Alsharif’s first feature film is an homage to the Gaza Strip and to the possibility of hope based on the eternal return.
Tuesday 22 November, 6.30pm
Archive: Jocelyne Saab Restored + Q&A
A programme of three restored films by the pioneering filmmaker, photographer, and artist, known for her films mixing journalistic documentation with subjective viewpoints.
Friday 18 November, 6.30pm
The Devil’s Drivers
Daniel Carsenty and Mohammed Abugeth’s work has the intensity of a 1970s chase film as it follows Palestinian smugglers on high-speed trips to help workers cross the border.
Ouroboros
Acclaimed visual artist Basma Alsharif’s first feature film is an homage to the Gaza Strip and to the possibility of hope based on the eternal return.
Tuesday 22 November, 6.30pm
Archive: Jocelyne Saab Restored + Q&A
A programme of three restored films by the pioneering filmmaker, photographer, and artist, known for her films mixing journalistic documentation with subjective viewpoints.
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