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Palestine Film Institute Heads To Sheffield DocFest With Feature Slate

By MilyeJune 19, 20253 Mins Read
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EXCLUSIVE: The Palestine Film Institute will screen three work-in-progress docs, including the latest feature from artist Amer Shomali, at this year’s Sheffield DocFest. Check out a teaser trailer for the projects above. 

The showcase, organized in partnership with Sheffield DocFest, the British Council, and Switzerland’s AKKA Films, will take place on June 21 at the Montgomery Theatre in Sheffield and will be open only to DocFest delegates.

The three projects are: 

Theft of Fire 

dir. Amer Shomali, prod. Rashid Abdelhamid, Ina Fichman, Remi Grellety 

Canada/France/Palestine 

Synopsis: Theft of Fire is a genre-defying documentary about an art heist that never happened. A Palestinian archeologist and ex-Prisoner hatch a plan to steal back priceless antiquities.

White Resistance: Letters to the Living 

dir. Mahmoud Atassi, prod. Abdulrahman Alkilany 

Qatar/Turkey 

Synopsis: Using hours of haunting footage from inside Gaza’s Kamal Edwan hospital, a Palestinian lawyer battles to free hospital director Hussam AbuSafiya from Israeli detention.

Reclaiming Time 

dir. / prod. Fuad Hindieh Palestine/France 

Synopsis: When a Palestinian filmmaker tries to legally change his birthdate, his absurd bureaucratic quest becomes a visually stunning heist to reclaim time stolen by occupation.

Away from the showcase, Sheffield Docfest has also announced a series of Palestinian and Palestine-related projects that will be featured throughout it’s 2025 lineup. Check out a list of those projects below. Sheffield Docfest runs from June 18 to June 23.

If I Don’t Steal It…

Dir. Muna Alkurd, prods. Mike Lerner (Roast Beef Productions), Rula Nasser (The

Imaginarium Films)

Palestine/Jordan/United Kingdom

Gaza Sunbirds

Dir. Flavia Cappellini, prods. Kristian Van der Heyden (Harald House), Ana Gonzalez (Eye Rise

Films), Alex King (Huck), Andrea Kurland (Huck)

Belgium/Spain/United Kingdom

In the Presence of Absence

Dir. Mona El-Naggar, Cora Engelbrecht, prod. Neil Collier (Fireside Studios), Leila Abu-saada (Fireside Studios)

USA

Anatomy of a Genocide

Dir. Torstein Grude, prod. Torstein Grude (Jordskjelv AS), Torstein Parelius (Jordskjelv AS) Norway/Croatia/Sweden  

UK Premiere: A State of Passion 

Dirs./prods. Carol Mansour, Muna Khalidi

Lebanon/Jordan/United Kingdom/Palestine/Kuwait, 2024

A powerful account of a British-Palestinian surgeon who has become a vital witness to the devastation wreaked by Israel’s bombing of Gaza.

UK Premiere: Coexistance, My Ass!  

Dir. Amber Fares, prod. Amber Fares, Rachel Leah Jones

USA/France, 2025

Comedian Noam Shuster Eliassi turns satire into resistance, employing humour to expose hard truths about the relationship between Israel and Palestine – where coexistence feels like a bad joke.

World Premiere: Gaza Sound Man

Dir. Hosam Abu Dan, prod. Shada Salhab 

Qatar/Palestine, 2025 

Through a series of immersive soundscapes, Mohammad Yaghi captures the realities of life on the ground in Palestine before and after 7 October 2023.



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