Welcome to the Palestine Cinema movie database
Patchwork House (2014)
Origin: Jordan | Fiction | Director: Hazem Alagha | 15 minutes
Janeen, a more than middle-aged Palestinian woman is forced to make a living by cleaning houses
Peace vs Piece (Part I, The resistance of Palestinian women in Hebron) (2019)
Origin: Palestine | Documentary | Director: Alexia Tsouni | 57 minutes
The Resistance of Palestinian Women in Hebron
Peek a boo (2012)
Origin: Palestine | Documentary | Director: Enas Muthaffar | 98 minutes
A docudrama depicting an ordinary day in the life of 15 month old Yasmine in Palestine
Penelope (2009)
Origin: Unknown | Fiction | Director: Samer Salameh | 4 minutes
The myth of Penelope is reimagined in terms of the Palestinian reality of exile and the faithful wait for return
Pennies (2015)
Origin: Israel | Documentary | Director: Badran Badran | 50 minutes
Two young brothers, Yichia (14) and Hamam (8), from Tul-Karem who instead of going to school are forced to working in Israel as street-beggars
Perforated memory (2009)
Origin: Jordan | Documentary | Director: Sandra Madi | 62 minutes
The story of a group of exguerrillas (Fedayeen) who were active members in the Palestinian Revolution Movement during different stages of the struggle
Permission to Narrate: The Shifting Discourse on Israel/Palestine in the U.S. (-)
Origin: US | Documentary | Director: Mohammed Alatar | 13 minutes
12-min film produced by students of Bir Zeit University. Problems of access and of telling the story of Palestinian history and geography in school curricula.
Perpetual Recurrences (2016)
Origin: Palestine | Fiction | Director: Reem Shilleh | 60 minutes
A montage of four decades of filmmaking in and about Palestine in which repetition is central
Personal affairs (2016)
Origin: Israel | Fiction | Director: Maha Haj | 90 minutes
Palestinian family spread between Nazareth, Ramallah, and Sweden
Photograph (2012)
Origin: Jordan , Palestine | Documentary | Director: Bashar Mahmoud Hamdan | 28 minutes
There is a story behind every photo, and every story has its own impact