Hamdan Ballal won an Oscar for co-directing “No Other Land,” then went home to the West Bank and was attacked and arrested.

A bold and devastating depiction of reality, “No Other Land” evokes visceral reactions throughout its 92-minute-long runtime.

After mounting criticism following its initial response to the violent attack on Oscar-winning “No Other Land” co-director Hamdan Ballal, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences ...

“No Other Land” was filmed over four years ... Hurley said he’s also aware of the situation in Miami Beach, Florida, where the city’s mayor led an effort to cancel the lease of a theater ...

"No Other Land," the raw on-the-ground in the Israeli occupation of the West Band Oscar winning documentary and a 1999 ...

That’s why they make enemies. In Republican-run Florida, an indie movie theater was threatened with eviction for showing “No Other Land,” and while the Miami Beach mayor backed down after ...

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has sent a statement to members, apologizing for not publicly supporting No Other Land co-director Hamdan Ballal after his recent assault and arrest in ...

Yuval Abraham, a journalist and co-director of “No Other Land,” was highly critical of that response, comparing it to “silence on Hamdan’s assault.” On Friday, more than 600 of the ...

By Carly Thomas Associate Editor The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has sent a statement to members, apologizing for not publicly supporting No Other Land co-director Hamdan Ballal ...