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It would have been nice for some context in the post body, but after reading the comments I learnt this is talking about No Other Land the Documentary.
For those looking to watch this if you’re in the UK, or have a VPN, then you should be able to watch on Channel 4.
Here is a link I will be watching this evening.
It's simple to find all over the world - no subscription necessary!
Do you have internet?
aaaarrrhhh
Context: a joint Palestinian/Israeli film won best documentary, and it is not easy to find
Pasting my top level comment for visibility.
It would have been nice for some context in the post body, but after reading the comments I learnt this is talking about No Other Land the Documentary.
For those looking to watch this if you’re in the UK, or have a VPN, then you should be able to watch on Channel 4.
Here is a link I will be watching this evening.
Though if you happen to be within Israel or Palestine, you can stream it for free
It’s not streaming here, yet, but I can see it in a theater.
USA
I hope the buzz helps the movie overcome the “stigma” and “fear” of the subject here so more folks can see it.
That doesn't tell me anything.
The movie No Other Land won best documentary at the Oscars.
U guys are streaming things?
Streaming services means giving money to America, what are you doing Canada bro 🏴☠️
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Don't you love how community themes are merely a suggestion on Lemmy?
I mean, yeah? Otherwise we'd get rigid humorless mods like in reddit
But we have rigid, humorless mods here, too? They aren't exclusive to reddit lol
Reddit was pretty good at keeping subs on theme. You could tell when a sub was going to shit when they started allowing "close enough" posts
eh, I've never been harassed by a mod here or had to jump through weird hoops to get a post up. In terms of standards, I think mods need prioritize actually getting community engagement before they even need to think about enforcing rules. To do it the other way screams of mod insecurity
This is a huge community with like 2500 daily users lol
could have fooled me by the daily post : comment : lurk ratio, but hey
I dunno man, browse All and this is one of the most prominent communities. I think it's a good community and it doesn't need the rules bent to make it work, it's not like there's a shortage of appropriate posts
I have so many questions...
This tells you absolutely everything you need to know.
I guess the knowledge is already within us all
I downloaded it and watched it on Saturday. Depends how you search whether geo blocking is effective or not
I'm out of the loop. I tend to watch Oscar noms in theaters. Most of the ones that get streaming within the year are expensive rentals before ending up on subscription platforms.