Israeli-Palestinian film wins Oscar, directors assail US, global political stances
LOS ANGELES, March 2 (Reuters) - "No Other Land," a film about Israeli displacement of a Palestinian community, won the documentary feature film Oscar on Sunday, and its directors appealed to the world to help end the conflict and accused the United States of blocking a solution.
As tensions in the Middle East remain white hot, a win for "No Other Land" at the Oscars brought a rare moment of unity.
The film tells the story of Palestinian activists fighting to protect their communities from demolition by the Israeli ...
Basel Adra and Yuval Abraham, accepting the award for documentary feature film, called for a political solution to the ...
Israeli documentary “No Other Land,” documenting the struggle of West Bank villagers facing possible expulsion by the Israeli ...
The Palestinian and Israeli directors of No Other Land, the documentary set in the occupied West Bank, criticized America’s ...
No Other Land,” which chronicles a West Bank community under siege by Israeli forces, won best documentary feature—and ...
As directors Yuval Abraham, Basel Adra, Hamdan Ballal, Rachel Szor took the stage to accept the best documentary Oscar for ...
The documentary, made by a Palestinian-Israeli collective, shows the destruction of the occupied West Bank's Masafer Yatta by ...
The Oscars were held on Sunday. History was made in the best documentary category. Samuel L. Jackson: “And the Oscar goes to ...
The filmmakers behind ‘No Other Land,’ which won the Oscar for best documentary, called for a different path forward to ...
In their acceptance speeches, the Israeli and Palestinian co-directors called for “serious actions to stop the injustice.” ...
The co-director of No Other Land is also the co-founder of a shoe brand that preserves Palestinian heritage and supports ...
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