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DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival logo Location Washington, D.C. Official website The DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival (DC-PFAF) is an international film festival held in Washington, D.C. that was established in 2011. [1] Its purpose is to showcase the work of Palestinian filmmakers and artists. The First Annual DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival will take place September 26-30, 2011.[2]
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Overview
The DC-PFAF is the first film festival in Washington, D.C. to focus entirely on Palestinian filmmakers. Run by volunteers, the DC-PFAF is organized by the US Palestinian Community Network (USPCN-DC). [2] The festival was established in order to showcase "stories that reflect the dynamic formation of a transnational identity common to Palestinians and diasporic communities more generally."[2]
The First Annual DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival (2011)
- This is My Picture When I Was Dead
- Kingdom of Women, From Palestine With Love and Samia
- The Time That Remains
- A collection of short Palestinian films
- Diaries
- FouseyTube and Freedom Theatre[1]
Further reading
- Gaul, Anny and Nour Joudah. "Film and its Voices: The DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival." Jadaliyya, October 8, 2011.
See also
- Boston Palestine Film Festival
- Chicago Palestine Film Festival
- Cinema of Palestine
- List of film festivals
Notes
- ^ a b "Palestinian Film Festival comes to DC/VA". International Solidarity Movement. 2011. http://ism-dcmetro.org/2011/08/10/palestinian-film-festival-comes-to-dcva/.
- ^ a b c "DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival (User Generated Events)". Arab American Institute. 2011. http://www.aaiusa.org/page/event/detail/usergeneratedevents/whk.
External links
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- International film festivals
- Palestinian film
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- Arabic-language films
- Film festivals in the United States
- Festivals in Washington, D.C.
- Asian American film festivals
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