Haifa

Year: 1995

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: Arabic

Director: Rashid Masharawi

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Haifa, named after the city he idealizes, roams a Palestinian refugee camp, seeming a fool while hiding deeper knowledge. He is close to former policeman Abu Said’s family, who find new political hope. Oum Said awaits her eldest son Said’s release and seeks a bride for him. Their younger son Siad is cynical, and 12‑year‑old Sabah dreams of her future. Their intertwined stories offer a timely glimpse of the Palestinian mindset.

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