Palestinian Refugee film Festival

Palestinian Refugee film Festival Shoruq organization concluded the Palestinian Refugee film Festival in Bethlehem. The opening film of the festival was "Sherin," an investigative documentary about the assassination of journalist Sherin Abu akleh. Throughout the three-day festival, films from more than 25 countries around the world were screened at over 15 locations in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and the occupied territories. The films were divided into two categories: we announce all the news of the festival in our social media and we sent this email to you before on the email Shoruq organization concluded the Palestinian Refugee Film Festival in Bethlehem. The opening film of the festival was "Sherin," an investigative documentary about the assassination of journalist Sherin Abu akleh. Throughout the three-day festival, films from more than 25 countries around the world were screened at over 15 locations in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and the occupied territories. The films were divided into two categories: Documentary Films: The Jury for this category : Director Mohammed Al-Attar Dr. Fawzi Ismail, Director of Al ARD Documentary Film Festival Director Mariam Shahin Fiction Films: The jury for this category: Film critic Ola Al-Sheikh Director and producer Lina Bakari Director and actor Mohamed Bakri Awards at the Palestinian Refugee film Festival: Documentary Films: The judging panel gave special Mention to the film "Stories from the Camp" by director Wafik Abdelghani. The Best Documentary Film award was presented to "Search," directed by Alaa Al-Dayya. Fiction Films: The Best Fiction Film award was given to "Loran," directed by Kurdish filmmaker Shahab Al-Nasseri. The film "I Am the land in a Body" by director Thaer Al-Azza received the Audience Award.