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      11. – 22. March 2026

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          CPH:CONFERENCE - DAY 3: DIALOGUE 1

          UPDATED REFLECTIONS ON CONTEMPORARY PALESTINIAN DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKING

          11:00 - 12:00 Thursday 19th Mar 2026 / 60 min

          Like all identities, Palestinian identity and the way it manifests itself in film is not monolithic. Palestinians are not only divided through occupation, ethnic cleansing and displacement, but also living across the world in contexts of migration, cultural hybridity and, in some cases, estrangement.

          This conversation, involving several Palestinian filmmakers with documentary projects currently in development, will seek to understand how their different approaches to historic Palestine and its people can create impact and empathy both for Palestinian viewers and other audiences. Newer projects question the role that the filmic medium can play in healing trauma, in catalysing change in audience perceptions of the occupation, and in acting as a repository for Palestinian artistic history, thereby becoming a form of cultural resistance in the struggle against artistic erasure.

          Speakers

          Muallem Ashtar

          A Jerusalemite multidisciplinary artist, performer and creator whose combines circus, dance, and theatre. Director of the short film Land of Denied Rituals 2025.

          Dalia Alkury

          Dalia Al Kury (she/her) is a film director whose work navigates cross-genre storytelling. Her films explore the resilience and political unconscious of the everyday hero in the Arab World. She holds a PhD in artistic research from the Norwegian film school

          Kinda Kurdi

          Established in 2014, K² Visual Media, is an award winning UK based production company that specializes in creating long and short form documentary and animated content for cinematic, broadcast and digital distribution.