Palestinian Cinema refers to films produced by Palestinian filmmakers or about Palestinian experiences. It emerged in the late 20th century, often reflecting the socio-political struggles of the Palestinian people. These films explore themes of identity, displacement, and resistance, providing a platform for storytelling that highlights the complexities of life in Palestine. Notable films include Paradise Now, which addresses the lives of two suicide bombers, and Omar, a thriller about betrayal and friendship. The cinema often faces challenges due to limited resources and political restrictions, yet it continues to gain recognition at international film festivals, showcasing the resilience of Palestinian voices.