Bristol Palestine Film Festival is committed to providing an opportunity for moviegoers in the Southwest to experience the lives of Palestinian people through film. By bringing to Bristol Palestinian film, art and culture we invite viewers to explore the multiple realities and identities of the Palestinian people. It is this focus on humanness and the expression of the everyday lives of Palestinians that is at the core the mission of this Festival.
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Don’t miss 47SOUL’s new album launch here in Bristol next month! With the Palestinian group bringing their unique blend of electronic Middle Eastern dance music to Lost Horizon, it’s guaranteed to be a great gig – get your tickets here: http://hdfst.uk/E69437
Fantastic closing film Between Heaven and Earth @BristolPFF with director Najwa Najjar coming live from Jerusalem into @wshed
It’s our final day and we’ve packed in three great screenings to close the festival – first up at 2.40pm is 200 Meters, with a captivating lead performance from Ali Suliman. Tickets for the screening at @wshed available here! https://www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/11037/200-meters/
It’s the weekend and another day of @BristolPFF! We’re screening The Stranger this evening, a tale of an unlicensed doctor in an existential crisis whose life takes another unlucky turn, featuring an online Q&A with director Ameer Fakher Eldin. Tickets: http://wshd.to/bpff