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Palestine to send 'Ghost Hunting' to Oscars

Washington DC, [USA] Sep 01 (ANI): Palestine has officially chosen documentary film 'Istiyad ashbah' (Ghost Hunting) for submission at the 91st Academy Awards.

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Washington DC, [USA] Sep 01 (ANI): Palestine has officially chosen documentary film 'Istiyad ashbah' (Ghost Hunting) for submission at the 91st Academy Awards.
In the documentary directed by Raed Andoni, the Palestinian ex-inmates act out their nightmarish interrogation memories at the Moskobiya interrogation centre in Jerusalem, reporter The Hollywood Reporter.
A replica of the interrogation rooms was built inside a hall where the inmates re-enacted and shared the humiliation they experienced during their detention.
'Ghost hunting' is Palestine's 11th submission in the foreign-language category.
The film has been co-produced by Palestine, France, Switzerland and Qatar.
On August 30, Germany officially chose 'Never Look Away' to be submitted in the 'foreign language' category for the 91st Academy Awards, set to be held next year.
Earlier in August, Turkey chose 'The Wild Pear Tree' and Ukraine chose their film 'Donbass' to be submitted under the category. (ANI)

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