Films
Carol Mansour & Muna Khalidi, Lebanon/Palestine/Jordan 2024, 90 mins. Documentary, English & Arabic with English subtitles
In 2024 the British-Palestinian surgeon faced a ban from entering and speaking publicly in Germany, which effectively became a full Schengen-area ban. It was ultimately overturned by the courts after German authorities failed to provide evidence that his entry posed any credible threat.
The film follows his sixth and most harrowing experience in Gaza, revealing his family’s fears as well as the enduring passion that drives his humanitarian mission.
Tewfik Saleh, Syria 1972, 147 mins. Fiction, Arabic with English subtitles
Tewfik Saleh (1926–2013) was a leading Egyptian filmmaker known for his innovative style and exploration of political oppression and class struggle.
Adapted from Ghassan Kanafani’s novel Men in the Sun, and recently restored, this landmark of Arab cinema lays bare the despair of displacement and the complicity of Arab regimes in the refugees’ suffering.
Mohammad Bakri, Palestine 2003, 54 mins. Documentary, Arabic with English subtitles
Years later, Israel’s Supreme Court overturned the ban, restoring this raw account of a community under siege.
Maha Haj, France/Italy 2024, 34 mins. Ficton, Arabic with English subtitles
Annemarie Jacir , Palestine/Jordan/Greece/UAE 2012, 98 mins. Fiction, Arabic & English with English subtitles
Films
Carol Mansour & Muna Khalidi, Lebanon/Palestine/Jordan 2024, 90 mins. Documentary, English & Arabic with English subtitles
In 2024 the British-Palestinian surgeon faced a ban from entering and speaking publicly in Germany, which effectively became a full Schengen-area ban. It was ultimately overturned by the courts after German authorities failed to provide evidence that his entry posed any credible threat.
The film follows his sixth and most harrowing experience in Gaza, revealing his family’s fears as well as the enduring passion that drives his humanitarian mission.
Tewfik Saleh, Syria 1972, 147 mins. Fiction, Arabic with English subtitles
Tewfik Saleh (1926–2013) was a leading Egyptian filmmaker known for his innovative style and exploration of political oppression and class struggle.
Adapted from Ghassan Kanafani’s novel Men in the Sun, and recently restored, this landmark of Arab cinema lays bare the despair of displacement and the complicity of Arab regimes in the refugees’ suffering.
Mohammad Bakri, Palestine 2003, 54 mins. Documentary, Arabic with English subtitles
Years later, Israel’s Supreme Court overturned the ban, restoring this raw account of a community under siege.
Maha Haj, France/Italy 2024, 34 mins. Ficton, Arabic with English subtitles
Annemarie Jacir , Palestine/Jordan/Greece/UAE 2012, 98 mins. Fiction, Arabic & English with English subtitles
Films
Carol Mansour & Muna Khalidi, Lebanon/Palestine/Jordan 2024, 90 mins. Documentary, English & Arabic with English subtitles
In 2024 the British-Palestinian surgeon faced a ban from entering and speaking publicly in Germany, which effectively became a full Schengen-area ban. It was ultimately overturned by the courts after German authorities failed to provide evidence that his entry posed any credible threat.
The film follows his sixth and most harrowing experience in Gaza, revealing his family’s fears as well as the enduring passion that drives his humanitarian mission.
Tewfik Saleh, Syria 1972, 147 mins. Fiction, Arabic with English subtitles
Tewfik Saleh (1926–2013) was a leading Egyptian filmmaker known for his innovative style and exploration of political oppression and class struggle.
Adapted from Ghassan Kanafani’s novel Men in the Sun, and recently restored, this landmark of Arab cinema lays bare the despair of displacement and the complicity of Arab regimes in the refugees’ suffering.
Mohammad Bakri, Palestine 2003, 54 mins. Documentary, Arabic with English subtitles
Years later, Israel’s Supreme Court overturned the ban, restoring this raw account of a community under siege.
Maha Haj, France/Italy 2024, 34 mins. Ficton, Arabic with English subtitles
Annemarie Jacir , Palestine/Jordan/Greece/UAE 2012, 98 mins. Fiction, English & Arabic with English subtitles
Festival
Festival
Palestine Cinema Days
Palestine Cinema Days
2 November 2025
12:00- 22:00
2 November 2025
12:00- 22:00
12:00
when i saw you
12:00
when i saw you
12:00
when
i saw you
21:00
a state of passion
19:00
the dupes
+Discussion
18:30
the dupes
20:15
upshot
+Discussion
il kino
il kino
il kino
lichtblick-
kino
spore
initiative
wolf kino
lichtblick-kino
lichtblick-
kino
spore initiative
spore
initiative
spore
initiative
wolf kino
wolf kino
wolf kino
17:00
a state of passion
17:00
a state of passion
21:00
a state of passion
21:00
a state of passion
19:00
the dupes
+Discussion
19:00
the dupes
+Discussion
18:30
the dupes
18:30
the dupes
20:15
upshot
+Discussion
20:15
upshot
+Discussion
14:00
upshot
jenin, jenin
+Discussion
14:00
upshot
jenin, jenin
+Discussion
14:00
upshot
jenin, jenin
+Discussion
17:00
a state of passion
15:00
when i saw you
18:00
upshot
jenin, jenin
+Discussion
15:00
when i saw you
15:00
when i saw you
18:00
upshot
Jenin, Jenin
+Discussion
18:00
upshot
Jenin, Jenin
+Discussion
Palestine Cinema Days (PCD) is an annual film festival hosted by Filmlab Palestine. It is a distinctive program featuring globally acclaimed film screenings and essential discussions. Held on November 2nd—the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration—the festival expands globally with over 500 Palestinian film screenings worldwide. This massive international effort is a powerful show of solidarity, a crucial platform for amplifying censored Palestinian voices, and a direct contribution toward shifting the distorted narrative surrounding Palestine.
Palestine Cinema Days (PCD) is an annual film festival hosted by Filmlab Palestine. It is a distinctive program featuring globally acclaimed film screenings and essential discussions. Held on November 2nd—the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration—the festival expands globally with over 500 Palestinian film screenings worldwide. This massive international effort is a powerful show of solidarity, a crucial platform for amplifying censored Palestinian voices, and a direct contribution toward shifting the distorted narrative surrounding Palestine.
Palestine Cinema Days (PCD) is an annual film festival hosted by Filmlab Palestine. It is a distinctive program featuring globally acclaimed film screenings and essential discussions. Held on November 2nd—the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration—the festival expands globally with over 500 Palestinian film screenings worldwide. This massive international effort is a powerful show of solidarity, a crucial platform for amplifying censored Palestinian voices, and a direct contribution toward shifting the distorted narrative surrounding Palestine.