No Other Land

Very powerful story that grips you from the first minute onward. Nice / touching moments of humanity between the two main characters Basel (Palestinian Muslim) and Yuval (Israeli Jew) — makes one realize that the world would be such a better place if we all just recognized the goodness and humanity in each other. Truly humbled to see the resilience of the Palestinians living day to day in such inhumane conditions but somehow finding the will to survive against all odds. A Must See!!!

No Other Land is a deeply powerful documentary—a must-watch for anyone seeking to understand the reality of life for a Palestinian family.

The relentless nature of the oppression faced is so harrowingly countered by the unbreakable spirit of the people in the town that is the focus of this film. There are scenes in this film that will stay with me for a long time. A very important film to see.

Nobody is free until the people in Massafer Yatta are free

It shows us the reality... the apartheid, the palestinian genocide.

This is not a detached documentary that observes from a distance. The cameras in this film became extensions of those whose lives have born witness to generations of oppression, occupation, and now genocide. In raw and honest clarity, this is a call to all our humanities. A stunning testimony that will become legacy.

Its a heavy movie or documentary to watch and know that the brutality of the Israeli regime is the norm for the world to watch and still be ok with it . I honestly lost hope in humanity. Its definitely an eye opener for those who knew so little to none of what the Palestinian have been through since 1948. Humans right is every one right to exist.

Just saw this documentary at Film forum in NYC. And it’s such essential viewing especially right now with what’s going on. Run don’t walk to see this. It really shows you the struggles these people go through to have to fight for their own land, home and lives.

Anyone who wants to know what's really happening to the Palestinians needs to see this film, which examines only a tiny fraction of the murderous brutality they have endured for decades under the occupation of the Israeli government.

A real life documentary that EVERYONE should watch