Living in a Palestinian refugee camp with his mother in 1967, a young boy decides to return to his homeland on his own.

After years in New York, Palestinian filmmaker Elia Suleiman returns to document his off-beat wanderings through Palestine in this political satire, capturing the absurdities and challenges of life under occupation.

On a hot summer day in Gaza, Christine's bustling salon becomes a refuge for an eclectic group of women trapped inside as police clash with a local gangster at their doorstep.

A teen living in the Galilee agrees to take part in a defiant protest to impress a new classmate. Featuring Shabmouri and Dabbour of BLTNM.

As the 1948 Nakba unfolds, a Palestinian girl's dreams of a city education vanish when she hides in a cellar for safety, glimpsing her village's destruction through the cracks.

In this award-winning comedy by Elia Suleiman set in his hometown of Nazareth, a Palestinian couple arranges clandestine meetings as love blossoms despite checkpoints.

In this Oscar-nominated film, a baker in pursuit of his sweetheart gets framed for the death of an Occupation soldier, forcing him to make difficult decisions.

Amid the Arab Revolt against Ottoman rule in World War I, a young Bedouin joins his brother to guide a British officer across the desert in a coming-of-age adventure.

A grieving schoolteacher takes a troubled student under his wing with the help of a British social worker. Their lives become entangled in a delicate web of resistance and betrayal.

At the height of the Second Intifada, a Palestinian man is arrested. A decade later, he returns to Nablus to search for his daughter, confronting secrets from his past.

Unjustly incarcerated in an Israeli high-security prison, a Palestinian newlywed discovers she's pregnant and fights to protect her child. Based on real events.

The apartheid wall exiles a Palestinian father from his family. When denied entry on a technicality at a checkpoint, he risks everything to reach his injured son.

A Palestinian artist resists imprisonment through imagination, as stories unfold across militarized borders.

After her husband is detained by the occupation, a distraught newlywed in Ramallah is left to manage the family olive farm and soon finds solace in Dabke— and a fellow dancer.