"Dialogue with the Sea" debuts at Venice
The Palestinian film "Dialogue with the Sea" sheds light on a Palestinian man's journey in search of the truth about his son's death. The man, in his sixties, seeks to uncover what really happened to his son, who is believed to have drowned in the Red Sea decades ago, but there is no official record confirming his death. The film reflects Palestinian suffering through a human story that raises questions about identity and justice. It was showcased at the Venice Film Festival before its North American premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. Several countries co-produced the film, which features a Palestinian cast, writing, and directing team, and it has received support from international film organizations.
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