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Papagayo

2026, Spanish. Directed by Omar Al Abdul Razzak.

A Jewish-Muslim love story.

A month after the Hamas attack and Israel's bloody retaliation, which marks the beginning of the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, an Israeli illustrator living in Spain breaks up with her long-term partner, a Spanish filmmaker of Syrian origin. Omar decides to continue working on the film they had been making together, using footage shot in the Middle East and the unfinished drawings left behind by his beloved. A story about religious fanaticism and its absurdities, and a painful dissection of the relationship between two people who wanted to be together despite their cultural differences.

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Released
11 October 2026
Country
Spain, Belgium
Written by
Omar Al Abdul Razzak

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Papagayo (2026) was directed by Omar Al Abdul Razzak.

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