September 29 – October 7, 2007Organized by Tawassul

This festival features a range of compelling and thought-provoking documentaries, dramatic features, rare early works (1969 to 1980), and new films by emerging artists. These films from international directors bring an honest, self-described, and independent view of Palestine and its diasporic society, culture, and political travails.

Visit bostonpalestinefilmfest.org for more information and alternate screenings.

Monday7:00pm USA vs Al-rian by Line Halverson, $9, Boston College (Higgins Hall)

Tuesday6:30pm USA vs Al-rian by Line Halverson, free, Harvard University 8:30pm All That Remains by Nada El Yassir, free, Harvard University8:30pm Rainbow by Abdel Salam Shehada, free, Harvard University

Wednesday6:30pm The Iron Wall by Mohammed Alatar, free, Harvard University8:30pm Occupation 101 by Sufyan and Abdallah Omeish, free, Harvard University

Thursday6:00pm Open Heart by Claire Fowler, $9, Museum of Fine Arts7:45pm Exiles in Jerusalem by Muyad Alayan *, $9, Museum of Fine Arts7:45pm 9 Star Hotel by Ido Haar, $9, Museum of Fine Arts

Friday 5:30pm The Colors of Olives by Carolina Rivas, $9, Museum of Fine Arts6:00pm La Ultima Luna by Miguel Littin *, $9, Museum of Fine Arts

Saturday12:00pm Mosaic of 13 short films all less than three minutes in length and restricted to one shot in reflection to the mood of Palestinians in summer of 2006, $9, Museum of Fine Arts3:00pm A Palestinian Woman by Andrew Courtney and Emilly Perry, $9, Museum of Fine Arts3:00pm This Body is a Prison by Dylan Bergeson, $9, Museum of Fine Arts5:00pm Driving to Zigzigland by Nicole Ballivian *, $9, Kendall Square Cinema

Sunday3:00pm A Palestinian Woman by Andrew Courtney and Emilly Perry, $9, Museum of Fine Arts5:45pm Palestine Blues by Nida Sinnokrot *, $9, Museum of Fine Arts

* Directior will be present