Creators of 'No Other Land' offered Israeli cinemas to screen the film for free

The creators of the anti-Israeli film "No Other Land," Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, approached Israeli cinemas and offered to screen the film free of charge, alongside its global release starting September 28 in 55 countries. The film, produced by The Guardian, will be available for free online in November. Abraham defended the film against calls to revoke the creators' citizenship.

The creators of the anti-Israeli film "No Other Land," Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, approached Israeli cinemas and offered them to screen the film free of charge. The film, produced by the British newspaper The Guardian, will begin its cinematic release on September 28 in 55 countries worldwide, including the UK, Australia, Japan, France, Germany, and the United States. The distribution is done in partnership with MK2 Films. After the theatrical run, the film will be available for free viewing on The Guardian's website in November. Abraham tweeted on his X account that the offer to Israeli cinemas stems from public interest and importance, and that screening the film in Israel would be "a brave decision in the face of great violence aimed at hiding it." He also addressed the public uproar and calls to revoke the creators' citizenship, writing that "Journalism is not treason. Criticism is not treason."