The Academy faced criticism from a number of Hollywood stars for its initial response to the attack on filmmaker Hamdan Ballal.

The Academy issued a follow-up letter naming Hamdan Ballal and apologizing for omitting both him and "No Other Land" from a message sent earlier.

Since the Academy Awards, “No Other Land” filmmaker Hamdan Ballal’s village in the West Bank has been targeted by Israeli settlers.

By Lily Ford Filmmaker Yuval Abraham is calling out the Academy for not publicly supporting Hamdan Ballal after the No ... as did countless other award groups and festivals. Several U.S. Academy ...

Film academy leaders apologized to 'No Other Land' co-director Hamdan Ballal for their initial response to his detainment, ...

On Mar. 24, Hamdan Ballal, the co-director of the Oscar-winning ... Despite having just won the Academy Award for No Other Landless than a month ago, the winners have not been treated to the ...

Oscar-winning "No Other Land" director Hamdan Ballal was beaten by Israeli soldiers and kept in inhumane conditions for more ...

declined to publicly support Hamdan Ballal while he was beaten and tortured by Israeli soldiers and settlers. “The European Academy voiced support, as did countless other award groups and festivals.

Israeli journalist and 'No Other Land' filmmaker Yuval Abraham alleges the academy, which oversees the Oscars, 'felt no need ...

The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque is presenting the award-winning film about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on ...

The Academy released a statement Wednesday condemning “harming artists” but did not name the individuals involved. By Thursday morning, a letter began circulating among AMPAS members ...

declined to publicly support Hamdan Ballal while he was beaten and tortured by Israeli soldiers and settlers," Abraham wrote. "The European Academy voiced support, as did countless other award ...