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Film and television in 2023

Art, directly or indirectly, has to respond to the most pressing demands of its time, or it will not endure or leave a deep mark on human consciousness.

In their own words: Seven Israeli films exploring the Palestinian cause

A number of Israeli filmmakers have bravely turned the camera on their own society, revealing dark truths about their state and its history

Tantura's many echoes - Culture - Al-Ahram Weekly

Nakba: Remembering Israel's Massacre of Palestinians at Tantura

Nasim Ahmed Nasimbythedocks     ( Middle East Monitor ) - On this day in May 1948, up to 200 …

Tantura: Film on Nakba massacre of Palestinian village premieres at Bafta to mixed reception

While the documentary has been widely praised for exposing the killings at Tantura in 1948, some critics say it places too much emphasis on the Israeli perspective

Remembering the Tantura Massacre

Read through the Tantura Massacre in which up to 200 Palestinians were massacred by Israeli troops...

The Nakba on screen: Five must watch films about the expulsion of Palestinians in 1948

Irish-Palestinian actress Sarah Agha with her pick of documentaries and feature films, including works by Mohammad Bakri and filmmaker Rawan Damen

Tantura: Documentary on Israeli massacre during Nakba to premiere in London

Directed by Israeli filmmaker Alon Schwarz, the film contains eye witness accounts of the ethnic cleansing of what was a Palestinian fishing village

'Butcher of Tantura', who bragged about murdering Palestinians, dies

Amitzur Cohen was groomed as part of the Zionist terrorist group Lehi and went on to carry out some of the most horrendous crimes against humanity.

Film on Israel's 1948 war shows Palestinian agony — director

By Kamal TahaAgence France-PresseAMMAN — Jordanian film “Farha”, vehemently criticised in Israel, is based on true events and represents “only a drop in the ocean” of Palestinian suffering, director Darin J. Sallam told AFP.Released last month on Netflix, “Farha” depicts atrocities against Palestinians during the 1948 conflict following Israel’s creation, which Palestinians