Elia Suleiman is a Palestinian filmmaker known for his unique style that blends humor and political commentary. Born on April 28, 1960, in Nazareth, Israel, he gained international recognition for his films that often reflect the struggles and absurdities of life in the Palestinian territories. His works, such as "Divine Intervention" and "The Time That Remains," showcase his distinctive approach to storytelling. Suleiman's films frequently feature a minimalist aesthetic and a focus on everyday life, using silence and visual gags to convey deeper meanings. He has received numerous awards, including the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, highlighting his impact on global cinema and his ability to address complex themes with wit and poignancy.