

The Arab Dream
A 26-minute autobiographical film follows Palestinian filmmaker Elia Suleiman as he reflects on his past and future in occupied Palestine.
Synopsis
A 26-minute autobiographical film follows Palestinian filmmaker Elia Suleiman as he reflects on his past and future in occupied Palestine.
Synopsis
Elia Suleiman travels through Jerusalem, Nazareth, and Ramallah in search of his past and future in occupied Palestine. The 1998 film, commissioned by the ARTE network, captures significant political imagery in these locations. Suleiman reflects on daily injustices and their impact. The film combines personal narrative with broader observations about life under occupation. It runs for 26 minutes and is part of a series of films made for the end of the millennium.
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