Where to Watch Off Frame AKA Revolution Until Victory in Canada
A unique historical portrait of the Palestinian people's struggle to produce their own image. Using material long hidden in archives across the globe, the film reaches back through the modern history of Palestine and reverses decades of colonial dominance with a mosaic of struggle from the perspective of the colonized.
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- Runtime
- 62 minutes
- Released
- Origin Country
- Saudi Arabia
- Languages
- en
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