You are listening to The Next Best Picture podcast, and this is Dan Baer's interview with the co-directors for No Other Land, Basil Adra and Yuval Abraham.

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Welcome everyone to the next best picture podcast where we are talking with Basil Adra and Yuval Abraham, two of the co-directors of no other land.

Basil and Yuval, thank you so much for joining us today.

Thank you. It's a pleasure to be with you.

I wanted to start by acknowledging that you two did not work on this film alone.

You also collaborated with directors Rachel Sore and Hamdan Belal.

And I'm curious how you all became connected and how you then decided to make this film together.

Yeah, we met like five years ago in Masafriata, where I leave me with my family, Hamdan,

and his family and our people there.

And me and Hamdan are activists and mostly documenting what's happening in Mastafriata since years.

And Yuvall and Rachel came through other activists as a community.

In Mastafrieta, we receive several Israeli international activists, solidarity activists against occupation.

And there, the Yuvall and Rachel came, and they wanted to do like journalism work.

Yeah, so there we met and after a while, Hamdan brought up the idea of making documentary together, the four of us.

And we all agreed on the idea and we

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