Switzerland Selects Gaza Documentary for Oscars
Switzerland has chosen the Gaza-focused documentary 'Who is Still Alive' as its official submission for the Academy Awards.
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Switzerland has chosen the Gaza-focused documentary 'Who is Still Alive' as its official submission for the Academy Awards.

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Switzerland has officially chosen Nicolas Wadimoff’s documentary 'Who Is Still Alive' (Qui Vit Encore), which explores the loss of home for Palestinian refugees who fled Gaza, as its submission for the Academy Award for Best International Feature.
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Switzerland has chosen 'Who is Still Alive,' a film about Palestinians who escaped the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as its submission for the Academy Awards. The film focuses on the experiences of survivors from the region.
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