Paradise Now, by Director Hany Abu-Assad

It is difficult to ignore the oppression faced by Palestinians living in the Israel occupied territories. All the streets are full of garbage and the walls are covered with graffiti. For the citizens there, every day is a struggle for survival, violence is a constant threat. Compared with the modern and prosperous city of Israel, the occupied land is rural and tyranny. Palestinians feel helpless because of this situation, but that is often the reason for the explosion.

Hany Abu - Assad is one of the most unique filmmakers in the world. The two Oscar nomination directors of "Now Heaven" (2006) and "Omar" (2013) are a number of other people including the famous Blue Sky Award at the Berlin International Film Festival, the Golden Globe Awards' I won a prize. The Cannes International Film Festival and the International Cannes Film Festival award special attention to "gather attention" jury. Recently, Abu - Assad 's "Omar" won the second Oscar nomination with Adam Barkley and Lym Roubney' s star performances. Thanks to your seat thriller. This film has won several international awards including the Jury Prize at the Cannes International Film Festival.

In the past few years Arabian filmmakers gradually entered Oscar. Among them, Hany Abu-Assad's Paradise Now nominated for the 78th Academy Awards, and his 2013 film Omar received the 86th Academy Award. But neither of them got the trophy back home. From Jordan, Theeb was nominated in the same category in 2014 and became the first Jordanian Oscar nomination

Honey Abu Hassad. Heaven is now. This movie depicts the situation affecting the lives of two Palestinian suicide bombers, showing that they are very similar to us. (Nominated for Oscar Award for Best Foreign Language Film Award 2005) Mohammed M. Herfes. "Suicide Terror in Iraq: Preliminary Evaluation of Quantitative Data and Documentary Documents" Conflict and Terrorism Research 29 (2006): 591 - 619. The first systematic analysis of suicide bombings in Iraq showed attacker's strategy and retaliation

MENA (Middle East / North Africa): 19 (8%), 4 from Israel. Palestinian coach Hany Abu-Assad (idol) talks about Chris Waits and J. Mills / Goodloe for the 20th Century Fox about a surgeon (Idris Elba) and a journalist (Kate Winslet) who must rely on each other for survival It leads to a mountain between us. A small airplane they shared crashed in the wilderness. Three movies are from Palestine, two from Algeria, Egypt and Iraq. Films by Iran, Lebanon, Morocco, Kurdish

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