Palestine 36

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Greg Dec 7 Provides pre-WW2 peek into the brutal displacement of Palestinians and Britain's strategy through Zionism. See more Fa'eq S @Faeq.Sayegh 1d Palestine 36 is an exceptional film—powerful, meticulous, and deeply moving in every respect. From its storytelling to its emotional pacing, it stands as a work of rare honesty and courage. For me, the experience was profoundly heartbreaking. Watching the film felt like listening once again to the stories my grandparents told me—stories of displacement, loss, and resilience as Palestinian refugees who lived through the British occupation of Palestine and the violent seizure of land that followed. The film does not merely recount history; it gives voice to lived memory. It captures the fear, dignity, and quiet endurance of ordinary people whose lives were upended, yet whose spirit was never broken. Palestine 36 is more than a historical film. It is a moral statement, a preservation of collective memory, and a reminder that cinema can be both art and witness. It leaves a lasting impression—one that is painful, necessary, and impossible to forget. See more Questing W @Mr.Tibbs 5d A well-written multi layered historical thriller/drama that dares reveal a seldom discussed taboo subject of the British occupation of a foreign land: PALESTINE. The lead actors with their nuances execute powerful three dimensional performances that leave you wanting more. The tense nerve wracking plot and the unfolding of history before your eyes remind me of classical movies such as THE PATRIOT and BRAVEHEART with Mel Gibson. The director does not waste time in melodrama or pleading for the audience's sympathy or empathy. Not at all. Instead the director puts us in the viewers seat as if we were watching these events unfold before us in an entertaining, heart-breaking and inspirational manner. The characters want what any patriotic person who loves their country wants: freedom, peace, love and human dignity. That is what makes this movie relatable to any sane person. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! See more harold m @colonepurple 5d This is a slickly made film of revisionist propaganda. It totally ignores the facts. The turkish census showed a jewish majority in jerusalem in 1900. Under international law, the 1920 san remo conference awarded the mandate to the jewish people. Perfidiously, as the British never obey international law, the made the illegal state of Trans-jordan in 1921 - jews were expelled and forbidden to buy land. They then gave the golan to the french mandate of syria in 1923. In the 1/3 of the mandate that remained, the British allowed unlimited arab immigration in the 1930s, whilst stopping all jewish immigration, on purpose to make a jewish state impossible. Even making a concentration camp in cyprus. 95% of the so-called palestinians today are illegal economic migrants in the 1930s. "So far from being persecuted, the Arabs have crowded into the country and multiplied till their population has increased more than even all world Jewry could lift up the Jewish population." - Winston Churchill See more Ahlam Dec 15 Incredible story, history, cast, cinematography. A must see! See more Anees H @Justice255 Dec 14 I was blessed to see this movie at a special preview before it came out. It is an accurate and amazing portrayal of how the British colonized and gave away land that eventually became Israel. I wish every American and everyone in the world has a chance to view this movie. So the true facts about Israel came into existence is known. See more Read all reviews

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