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Palestinians do not celebrate the killing of children, but Israelis do - Vimarsana News

Palestinians do not celebrate the killing of children, but Israelis do

In the occupied city of Jerusalem, Hussein Qaraqe responded to a spate of violent attacks against Palestinians by ramming his car into a number of Israeli settlers at a bus stop. Two were killed, acco...

The New York Times, Breaking the Silence and a Film About Hebron - Vimarsana News

The New York Times, Breaking the Silence and a Film About Hebron

It is no wonder the New York Times' recent Op-Doc (op-ed documentary film) about Israel was a biased Breaking the Silence film that demonizes

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AFI FEST FULL FESTIVAL LINEUP 2021 - Vimarsana News

AFI FEST FULL FESTIVAL LINEUP 2021

AFI FEST 2021 - BRUISED The American Film Institute (AFI) announced the full lineup for this year’s festival including Sony Pictures Classics’ PARALLEL MOTHERS,

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Realscreen » Archive » "Voir" docuseries from David Fincher, Netflix set to premiere at AFI Fest - Vimarsana News

Realscreen » Archive » "Voir" docuseries from David Fincher, Netflix set to premiere at AFI Fest

The 2021 AFI Fest has unveiled its full lineup of films for this year, featuring David Fincher’s upcoming docuseries Voir. The full lineup features 115 titles representing 50 countries, and includes ...

Al-Sit wins the Grand Prix at Tampere - Vimarsana News

Al-Sit wins the Grand Prix at Tampere

Al-Sit wins the Grand Prix at Tampere Mission: Hebron is put forward as a candidate for the European Film Awards Al-Sit by Suzannah Mirghani The online 2021 edition of the Tampere Film Festival, the annual Finnish event dedicated to short films, announced its awards during a virtual ceremony held on Sunday afternoon. The International Grand Prix went to Suzannah Mirghani’s film Al-Sit (Sudan/Qatar), which tells the story of Nafisa, a teenage girl in a Sudanese village who – despite her crush on someone else – is facing an arranged marriage. Her grandmother, the powerful matriarch Al-S...