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New Trailer for Doc 'H2: The Occupation Lab' About a Palestinian City - Vimarsana News

New Trailer for Doc 'H2: The Occupation Lab' About a Palestinian City

"As a Palestinian here, I don't exist." Film Movement has revealed an official trailer for a documentary film titled H2: The Occupation Lab, from filmmakers Idit Avrahami & Noam Sheizaf. It was originally made and finished in 2022 before the current Israel-Palestine war broke out. It premiered in 2022 at the Docaviv Film Festival in

'Bargain', 'The Continental' & 'Until I Kill You' — The Hot Ones – Deadline - Vimarsana News

'Bargain', 'The Continental' & 'Until I Kill You' — The Hot Ones – Deadline

'Bargain', 'The Continental' & 'Until I Kill You' are joined by 'Machine', 'Estonia', 'The Doll Factory' and more for Deadline's Mipcom Hot Ones

FIFDH to launch its 21st edition - Vimarsana News

FIFDH to launch its 21st edition

07/03/2023 - Once again, the Genevan festival will invite audiences to reflect, through the eyes of fearless filmmakers, activists and authors, on burning topics currently making headlines

FIFDH to launch its 21st edition - Vimarsana News

FIFDH to launch its 21st edition

07/03/2023 - Once again, the Genevan festival will invite audiences to reflect, through the eyes of fearless filmmakers, activists and authors, on burning topics currently making headlines

Culture funding in Israel: Filmmakers fear censorship - Vimarsana News

Culture funding in Israel: Filmmakers fear censorship

In recent weeks, Israel has seen hundreds of thousands take to the streets to protest against the new ultra-right government's political agenda. Filmmakers tackling sensitive issues such as Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian territories are likely to be first affected by proposed cuts in cultural funding. By Joseph Croitoru