TIFF Highlights Palestinian Cinema Amidst Political Tensions
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‘Palestine 36’ is an epic historical drama by Annemarie Jacir that vividly depicts the 1936 anti-British revolt in Palestine, praised for its detailed period and cultural accuracy despite structural overreach, resonating with contemporary issues.
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