ALBAWABA - Palestine Cinema Days has long established itself as part of the cultural calendar of the West Bank and Gaza since 2014 with top local and international films shown to intrepid audiences.
#CultureCounts: "Nearly 60 local and international films were screened during the ninth edition of the Palestine Cinema Days festival."
— Palestine Deep Dive (@PDeepdive) November 12, 2022
Article by @zenatahhan in @AJEnglish https://t.co/NDws35BzRl
Preparations for the annual festival has developed into a full-time affair to make sure the film festival is shown to the widest number of people in its different cities as Ramallah, Gaza and even in cities inside Israel.
#PalestineCinemaDays festival tells stories of trauma, resilience - https://t.co/O1lc71gMLO #Palestine pic.twitter.com/aWt6u3WgUU
— al whit? (@soitiz) November 11, 2022
The 9th edition of the Palestine Cinema Days was held for one week and ended on 7 November to the delight of great number of views who appreciated the 58 films organized by Filmlab Palestine as chronicled on their website.
"With a rich and careful selection of films, the #Palestine Cinema Days film festival, held since 2014 by the Ramallah-based @Filmlab organisation, never fails to amaze."https://t.co/4AiiXyW9s2
— Khulood Badawi (@KhuloodBadawi) November 11, 2022
There was much media coverage of the films that sought to portray the Palestinian story from its inception the creation of the refugee problem when Israel was established on their lands in 1948 till now.
فيلم أردني مرشح للأوسكار يختتم "أيام فلسطين السينمائية"#الشرق #الشرق_للأخبار https://t.co/vIk50iANHf
— Asharq News الشرق للأخبار (@AsharqNews) November 8, 2022
Although the films were international in character nevertheless more than 20 movies and documentaries were produced and directed by Palestinians indicating the growth of local talents. The point was stressed the Palestinian narrative is now being told by local people not like in the past.