Silenced when it was first released in 1981, today Occupied Palestine seems eerily prescient and offers a unique record of a pre-Intifada era The last time Occupied Palestine screened in the US in 1981, the theater received bomb threats and had to evacuate and terminate the show after 10 minutes. After that, film distributors wouldn't even look at the film, and the media would not touch it. BPFF revives this singular documentary, rediscovered earlier this year by the London Palestine Film Festival, for its first public US screening since then. You can see it for free at Harvard Law School next week and engage in conversation with Director David Koff, who will attend and engage with the audience. A few of the other notable films featured in next week's free screenings on Monday and Tuesday are listed below. For the full program, more free films, and tickets, click here. Occupied Palestine David Koff 1981 | Documentary | 87 min David Koff will attend the screening Tuesday October 22, 2013 7:00 pm Austin Hall, Ames Courtroom Room 200 (2nd fl.) Harvard Law School 1515 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Voices Across the Divide Alice Rothchild 2013 | Documentary | 57 min Alice Rothchild will attend the screening Monday, October 21, 2013 2:00 pm Cambridge Public Library, Main Branch 449 Broadway Cambridge, MA FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC The Village Under the Forest Mark Kaplan 2013 | Documentary | 68 min Monday, October 21, 2013, 4:00 pm Cambridge Public Library, Main Branch 449 Broadway Cambridge, MA FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC It's Better to Jump Gina Angelone, Patrick Stewart, and Mouna Stewart 2013 | Documentary | 73 min Gina Angelone will attend the screening. Mouna Stewart will attend the screening. Monday, October 21, 2013, 6:30 pm Harvard Law School, Austin Hall, Room 200 1515 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC For the full program, more free films, and tickets, click here. This year alone, we are screening 2 world premieres, 9 US premieres, and 15 New England premieres. Films you won't find in other US theatres. Your Support Makes It All Possible! Our all-volunteer team works year-round to ensure that BPFF can continue to enrich the Boston cultural scene. Very little of our revenue comes from ticket sales: Your contributions are essential to our ability to continue this vital work. BPFF is a program of MECCS, a 501(c)(3) organization. Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowed under the law. Please donate today! By mail: Send check payable to BPFF/MECCs to: BPFF 955 Massachusetts Avenue #333 Cambridge, MA 02139 Online: www.bostonpalestinefilmfest.org