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apply. 18 plus scummelawaterware.org. Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Bituation Room. I am your host, Francesca Fiorentini, and we have a very special interview today with filmmaker Anne-Marie Jasser, who has just released with watermelon pictures a film called Palestine 36, which is a

biographical film about Palestine in 1936 under British colonial rule with the rising immigration

of Zionists and Jews to Palestine.

And it is beautiful, it's fascinating, it's devastating.

It is very moving and I can't wait to speak to her about this.

We're recording this on Wednesday, April 8th.

Of course, we've just narrowly avoided an expansion of this war in Iran with a two-week

ceasefire, but Israel's not paying attention to that because they've continued to bomb Lebanon.

So that's sort of the moment that we're in right now recording this.

And more relevant than ever is this film and Anne Marie's work.

So I want to just give her a proper intro and then bring in and then show the trailer to y'all.

So she is written and directed over 16 films.

Her films have premiered in Cannes, Berlin, Venice, and Locarno, Rotterdam, Toronto. All of her four feature films were selected as Palestine's official Oscar entries. Her short film, like 20 Impossibles, was the first Arab short film in history to be selected in Cannes and continue to break ground as a finalist for the Academy Awards.

This was a film I saw in 2007, Jasser's Salt of This Sea, which went on to win a Fipresge

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