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Acclaimed Palestinian Actor and Filmmaker Mohammad Bakri Dies at 72
Acclaimed Palestinian actor and filmmaker Mohammad Bakri has passed away at the age of 72, leaving behind a legacy of challenging Israeli narratives through his work. Born in 1953 in the Galilee village of Bi’ina, Bakri was a Palestinian citizen of Israel who studied Arabic literature and theatre at Tel Aviv University.
Decades-Long Career and Controversy
Bakri’s career spanned over five decades, with his work appearing in more than 40 films and several documentaries examining the experiences of Palestinians living under occupation and within Israel. His documentary “Jenin, Jenin” (2002) captured testimonies from Palestinian residents following a devastating Israeli military operation in the refugee camp that killed 52 Palestinians.
Legacy and Impact
Bakri’s legacy extends beyond his films, as he became a cultural icon and a symbol of Palestinian resistance. His commitment to telling Palestinian stories and challenging Israeli narratives has left a lasting impact on the Palestinian film industry and beyond. Despite facing censorship and legal battles, Bakri remained dedicated to his craft, inspiring a new generation of Palestinian filmmakers and actors.
Family and Funeral
Bakri is survived by his wife Leila and six children, including actors Saleh, Ziad, and Adam, who have followed him into cinema. His funeral was held in Bi’ina, where he was born and raised. As the Palestinian film industry mourns the loss of a beloved figure, Bakri’s legacy will continue to inspire and influence generations to come.
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