No Other Land SOLD OUT

SOLD OUT! For half a decade (2019-2023), Basel Adra, a young Palestinian activist, unflinchingly chronicled destruction of homes, playgrounds, chicken coops and schools by the Israeli military in twenty West Bank villages together known as Masafer Yatta, resulting in a documentary that is both urgent and personal. Joined by Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham, they travel to one demolition after another, documenting as much as possible in their own brave acts of nonviolent civil disobedience. Yuval is free to go where he wishes while Basel cannot, complicating their friendship and dreams, but working with two other filmmakers, also an Israeli and a Palestinian, their story is now resonating widely throughout the world.

Academy Award, Best Documentary; International Documentary Festival Rotterdam, Best Documentary; Berlin Film Festival, Best Documentary; Boston Film Critics, Best Documentary; Chicago Film Critics, Best Documentary; Gotham Awards, Best Documentary; Independent Spirit Awards, Best Documentary; International Documentary Association, Best Documentary; London Critics, Best Documentary; Los Angeles Critics, Best Documentary; National Board of Review, Best Documentary; National Society of Film Critics, Best Documentary; New York Film Critics Circle, Best Documentary; San Diego Film Critics, Best Documentary; Toronto Film Critics, Best Documentary; Vancouver Film Critics, Best Documentary; Washington DC Film Critics, Best Documentary; Seattle Film Critics, Best Documentary

“AUDACIOUS AND DEVASTATING. Its subject — the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — couldn’t be more consequential, and its approach, which includes a directorial team of two Israelis and two Palestinians, feels genuinely daring and bold.” – The New York Times

“SUPERB. Not to be missed. A riveting and humane experience pulled out of the rubble of a never-ending war.” – The Chicago Tribune

“The most powerful nonfiction film I saw in 2024…. As an example of Palestinian-Israeli collaboration in action, Basel and Yuval and the vital movie they’ve made give us reason to hope.” – NPR

“A shocking look at Palestinian life under occupation… A piece of resistance but also humanization.” – Associated Press

“As an act of citizen journalism, it’s a document as damning as they come, and it lands in this endless, bitterly complex struggle like an argument that refuses to be rationalized away.” – Washington Post

“Deeply moving…The year’s most powerful documentary.” – Vulture

CRITIC’S PICK. “A must-see… [a] harrowing and unforgettable portrait of endurance… Concise, powerful, and damning.” – IndieWire

“With exceptional lucidity, No Other Land reminds us of the human stakes of Israel’s resettlement of the West Bank, and that fighting for justice starts from the ground up.” Slant

“Given the conditions of its production, No Other Land would be vital even in a more ragged form. But the filmmaking here is tight and considered, with nimble editing (by the directors themselves) that captures the sense of time at once passing and looping back on itself.” – Variety

“It’s not just one of the most vital films about the region, but one of the absolute best documentaries to come out this or any year.” – The Wrap

“No Other Land, for its many images of despair, still offers a stirring vision for what could be – Israelis and Palestinians working together in the name of justice, collaborating toward a world where both are free.” – The Guardian

“We can no longer say we had no idea what was going on. ‘Somebody watches something, they’re touched,’ Abraham says of their documentary. ‘And then?’ he continues, trailing off. Only the audience can answer that question.” – Los Angeles Times