OAKLAND: Join us for a screening of Palestine 36, followed by a discussion about the film. ⏰FRI APRIL 3 | 6 PM 📍THE NEW PARKWAY THEATER (474 24th St, Oakland) 🔗GET TICKETS: bit.ly/palestine36oak About Palestine 36: In 1936, the people of Palestine ignited a revolt that would become the longest anti-colonial uprising in British Empire history. In Palestine 36, acclaimed Palestinian filmmaker Annemarie Jacir resurrects this buried chapter through the interwoven lives of villagers caught between empire, rebellion, and the dream of freedom. Told through an ensemble of richly drawn characters, Palestine 36 paints an intimate, emotionally charged portrait of a society on the edge. From the streets of Jerusalem to the fields of Al Basma, resistance smolders in quiet glances, broken radios, and the rhythmic rituals of everyday life. Shot across Palestine and Jordan under extraordinary political pressure, this is a film forged in the fires of both historical and present-day struggle.