'No Other Land' made available for download in North America amid distribution challenges

’No Other Land’ goes online to bypass US cinema boycotts

Academy Award-winning documentary film 'No Other Land' has been made available to watch online in North America, as some movie theatres in the US and Israel shun the work, which documents the brutality of life under Israeli occupation and settler harassment. The film will be available online for three weeks, with proceeds from download sales going towards the Palestinians of Masafer Yatta - the grouping of Palestinian villages in the occupied We…

'No Other Land' made available for download in North America amid distribution challenges

Proceeds from the downloads will support social initiatives in Masafer Yatta, where the film was shot. Controversy surrounding the film made it difficult to screen in America, and the filmmakers decided to release it independently

Screening of No Other Land scheduled for April 24 - Evanston RoundTable

No Other Land, which won this year’s Academy Award for best feature documentary, will be shown to the public at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 24, at Lake Street Church, 607 Lake St.The movie, a recipient of numerous awards, narrates the destruction, across several years, of the Palestinian community of Masafer Yatta in the West Bank so that it could become an Israeli military firing zone.Told through the eyes of Basel Adra, a Palestinian resister, a…

The documentary No Other Land, released in 2024 and directed by an Israeli-Palestinian collective of four activists, shows the daily life of the occupation and colonization of the West Bank. Yet it has been the subject of a controversy among pro-Palestinian activists, on which Emmanuel Dror returns in order to explain some debates related to the cultural boycott campaign carried out by Palestinian organizations and the report that Western specta…

“No Other Land” team makes Oscar-winning doc available in U.S. for three-week fundraiser

No Other Land filmmaking team Basel Adra, Hamdan Ballal, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor are making the Oscar-winning documentary available to audiences as part of an exclusive fundraising window in ...