No Other Land Opens in Danish Cinemas November 21st

Yuval is Israeli. Basel is Palestinian. Can their alliance change the future?

The winner of this year's CPH:DOX Audience Award will be released in Danish cinemas on November 21. The film portrays how an alliance forms when an Israeli journalist meets a young Palestinian activist fighting against the control and forced deportations taking place in the Masafer Yatta region of the West Bank.

Wednesday 30th Oct 2024

A story that brings together the threads of the longstanding conflict between Palestinians and settlers in the West Bank, but also a testimony of the people caught in the middle of the conflict.

‘No Other Land’ has already caused a lot of controversy and garnered countless rave reviews in media around the world. One of the reasons for this was the directors’ call for a ceasefire in Gaza in their acceptance speech at the Berlinale, which received harsh criticism from both the Mayor of Berlin and Germany’s Minister of Culture.

“This is a film and a story that deserves to be seen by everyone. That’s why we’re so proud to be able to help the movie and its creators reach even more people in Denmark. They need all the support they can get, both from us and the audience,” Niklas Engstrøm, Artistic Director at CPH:DOX.

Find tickets for the film in the following cinemas:

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Svaneke Bio, Bornholm

Brænderigænget 10,
3740 Svaneke

Havnar Bio, Thorshavn

8 Tinghúsvegur,
Tórshavn 100,
Faroe Islands

No Other Land Opens in Danish Cinemas November 21st

Yuval is Israeli. Basel is Palestinian. Can their alliance change the future?

Copenhagen

Jutland

Zealand

Funen

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