From the River to the Sea is an unflinching documentary that takes audiences deep into the heart of one of the most complex and enduring conflicts in modern history: the Middle East dispute between Israelis and Palestinians. While headlines and news bites often reduce this war to soundbites and political rhetoric, this film paints a vivid, human portrait of life in the region.

Shot on location, the documentary captures powerful, unfiltered stories from individuals whose lives have been irreparably shaped by the conflict. From families displaced by territorial disputes to young activists fighting for their beliefs, From the River to the Sea shines a light on the emotions, struggles, and resilience of those caught in the crossfire.

The title references the protest slogan “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” a rallying cry that underscores the deeply entrenched divisions over land, identity, and belonging. But this documentary goes beyond political slogans to examine the broader, global implications of the conflict. Through harrowing scenes and thought-provoking interviews, the film confronts viewers with the realities of this territorial and ideological struggle.

More than just a documentary, From the River to the Sea challenges audiences to think critically about justice, humanity, and the cost of war. It’s a call to witness and understand the pain, hope, and complexity of this deeply divided region.