Film

The Dupes: A timeless story of Palestinians' pain and betrayal

Fifty years on, Tewfik Salah's masterly portrayal of the post-Nakba injustice and violence suffered by Palestinian refugees remains as powerful and poignant as ever

Israeli-Iranian film Tatami delivers a knockout but has questionable politics

From Backstage to Bye Bye Tiberias: The Middle Eastern films to look out for this autumn

Venice film festival: Daring political films show what Middle East cinema is lacking

Golda: A failed attempt to boost Israel's propaganda

Nada Elia

The Arab world and Barbie: Why Greta Gerwig's film has provoked anger in the Middle East

Palestinian Prison Break: Film shows resilience in the face of Israeli injustice

Ghada Abed

Oppenheimer: The glorification of mass murder – coming to a cinema near you

Hamid Dabashi

The banality of censorship: A decade of war against the arts in Sisi's Egypt

Netflix's Farha: Film on Nakba sends Twitter into a tailspin

Farha: 'Smear campaign' targets Netflix film depicting Nakba

Netflix's Farha: Palestinians bemused by Israeli anger over Nakba film

Netflix film 'The Swimmers': Who are Sara and Yusra Mardini?

The Swimmers: Yusra Mardini's journey from a refugee boat to the Olympics

Why Palestine matters to Netflix (and why Netflix matters to Palestinians)

Mediterranean Fever: How one Palestinian film resonated deeply with viewers

Tantura, BDS and surveillance in focus at 'Other Israel' film festival in New York

Netflix's Dubai Bling: Audience takes aim at 'cringey' reality TV show

'A symbol of resistance': Palestine Cinema Days Festival returns for another year

Ramy season three: Wiser, more tortured, but just as misguided

Why Netflix's Mo is Hollywood’s most authentic Arab-American portrait on TV