With two screenings already fully sold at the prestigious New York Film Festival, the controversial film by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shore is expected to be released for independent distribution in cinemas across the United States, without an American distributor and backed by the British "Guardian". Its creators hope to replicate the success of their Oscar‑winning film, "There Is No Other Land", which was distributed in a similar model and became a documentary hit. At this stage it is still unclear whether and where the film will be screened in Israel.
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