"Palestine 36" Continues Global Success: Theatrical Tours in Europe and North America, and an Anticipated Debut on Netflix

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AMMAN, Jordan – Roya Media Group has announced the latest updates regarding the international release of the documentary film "Palestine 36". The film is currently experiencing a surge in its commercial screenings and participation in major international film festivals, garnering widespread positive acclaim from both audiences and critics.
Following its successful theatrical launch in the United States on March 20, the film continues to draw audiences in cinemas across both the U.S. and Canada. As part of its expansion plan across the European continent, the Group revealed the following dates:
- Germany & Austria: Theatrical release begins May 14.
- Switzerland: The second leg of the theatrical run starts May 21.
- Coming Soon: Release dates for Spain, Italy, and Australia will be announced shortly.
"Palestine 36" on Netflix
In a move aimed at bringing the Palestinian narrative to a broader global audience, the film will officially begin streaming on Netflix Middle East starting May 1.
The film has solidified its artistic standing by being selected to open and close several prestigious festivals throughout April and May, including:
- Germany: Opening Film at ALFILM Festival (Berlin).
- Spain: Opening Film at the Human Rights Film Festival (San Sebastián).
- Algeria: Featured on the opening day of the Annaba Mediterranean Film Festival, and at the National Festival of Women's Literature and Cinema (Saida).
- USA: Selected as the Closing Film at the Houston Palestine Film Festival and the Opening Film at the Arab Film Festival (Michigan).
- Slovenia: The premiere will take place in Ljubljana on May 11, marking the Nakba anniversary events.
In addition to festivals, the film has held special screenings with political and humanitarian significance. The Nelson Mandela Foundation, in cooperation with the Palestinian Embassy in South Africa, hosted a special screening to mark "Freedom Month" and "Prisoners' Day." Furthermore, the Palestinian Embassy in Paris, France, hosted a high-profile screening on April 27.
The production team emphasized that the momentum achieved by the film reflects a global desire to understand the Palestinian cause through creative mediums. They also noted that a comprehensive financial update will be issued to partners in the coming weeks, consolidating figures from ongoing theatrical runs and upcoming releases.
For more information and the updated screening schedule, please visit the official website: www.palestine36.com/screenings
