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No Other Land won an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature Film.
Film depicts the suffering of Palestinians in several villages in Masafer Yatta , an area of the southern West Bank .
Filming took several years , from the summer of 2019 to late 2023 , before the film reached the Berlinale just weeks later .
Director Basel Adra and Israeli Yuval Abraham directed the film, which won an award at the Berlin International Film Festival .
No Other Land is named after the fact that there is no other land for Palestinians if they are expelled from Masafer Yatta .
The film does not question Yuval 's legitimacy in this space, never asking, "Why are you here?” The film's success at festivals within European cultural and artistic circles in solidarity with Palestinians is almost guaranteed.
Some, perhaps unconsciously, celebrate the presence of an Israeli patron for the Palestinian cause.
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