By Bhakti Shringarpure. This year, three powerful Palestinian films by women directors make urgent interventions in a highly contested area: history. Only one is nominated for an Oscar.
Well said, Bhakti. I’ve just seen Palestine ‘36, which I loved, and need to see the others. As you describe, I’ve been avoiding The Voice of Hind Rajab because the recording broke me so utterly when I heard it in the aftermath of the murder itself, but your review is reminding me why such a film is urgently important.
Just finished The Voice of Hind Rajab. Such a powerful movie. The shots in the small dispatch space was used so well. 😭 I remember when her story first came to the West. Such a heartbreaking story. Free Palestine.
Well said, Bhakti. I’ve just seen Palestine ‘36, which I loved, and need to see the others. As you describe, I’ve been avoiding The Voice of Hind Rajab because the recording broke me so utterly when I heard it in the aftermath of the murder itself, but your review is reminding me why such a film is urgently important.
Thank you ❤️
Just finished The Voice of Hind Rajab. Such a powerful movie. The shots in the small dispatch space was used so well. 😭 I remember when her story first came to the West. Such a heartbreaking story. Free Palestine.
Agree with every word ❤️🇵🇸