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Release of films by Maryam Touzani and Annemarie Jacir
Overview
Recent cinematic releases include Maryam Touzani’s ‘Calle Malaga’ and Annemarie Jacir’s ‘Palestina 36’.
‘Calle Malaga’ follows Maria Angeles, an elderly Spanish woman living in Tangier, Morocco, as she struggles to maintain her independence.
Annemarie Jacir’s ‘Palestina 36’ examines the historical roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by focusing on the First Arab Revolt during the British Mandate. The film utilizes archival footage to contrast colonial perspectives with the lived experiences of the population, illustrating how British imperial policies and colonial methods, such as collective punishment, established precedents for future regional tensions.
In presenting the film, Jacir described the project as an effort to reclaim Palestinian memory and combat ‘archival violence.’ Due to the confiscation of the Palestinian National Archive in 1982, the production utilized British Pathé newsreel footage to reconstruct historical moments and lost landscapes. To move beyond a purely documentary aesthetic, the filmmakers employed colorization techniques to bring the archives to life.
Entities
Annemarie Jacir · Palestine 36 · British Mandate for Palestine · British Pathé · Maryam Touzani
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesAnnemarie Jacir presents film on 1936 Palestinian revolt
Director Annemarie Jacir presents ‘Palestine 36’, a film exploring the 1936 Great Arab Revolt and the struggle to reclaim Palestinian historical memory through archival footage.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesAnnemarie Jacir film explores 1936 Palestinian revolt
Annemarie Jacir’s film ‘Palestine 36’ examines the 1936 Arab Revolt under the British Mandate, using archival footage to provide a Palestinian perspective on colonial history.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesCinema updates: New films by Maryam Touzani and Annemarie Jacir
New film releases include Maryam Touzani’s ‘Calle Malaga’, set in Tangier, and Annemarie Jacir’s ‘Palestina 36’, which explores the historical origins of the Palestinian conflict.
Sources
cinemaitaliadolo.it · infoaut.org · internazionale.it · left.it · quinlan.it · zonanegativa.com
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