Elia Suleiman
28 July 1960 – present
Elia Suleiman is a Palestinian film director, screenwriter and actor born in Nazareth. His features, in which he usually appears as a largely silent observer, include Chronicle of a Disappearance, Divine Intervention and It Must Be Heaven. His work has been shown in competition at the Cannes and Venice film festivals, where it has received several awards.
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Life events
Born to a Palestinian Christian family in Nazareth, in northern Israel.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgAfter a period in London he moved to New York, where he lived for about a decade and began making films.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgWorks from this period include Introduction to the End of an Argument and Homage by Assassination.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgThe post was created with funding from the European Commission.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgThe film received the prize for best first feature at the Venice Film Festival.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgThe film also received the International Federation of Film Critics prize at Cannes.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgThe film draws on his father's diaries and his mother's letters to trace his family's history from 1948.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgThe film competed for the Palme d'Or and also won the international critics' prize.
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