A fascinating, moving, and poetic new documentary from the creators of MJFF 2019 Official Selection Fig Tree, Winner of Best Female Director at the Toronto Film Festival. Thirty years after Operation Solomon, which brought 15,000 Jews from Ethiopia to Israel in an extraordinary 22 and a half hours, With No Land for the first time reveals another side to the story, focusing on why it took so many years between Operation Moses (1984) and Operation Solomon (1991). The film shines a light on the dangerous work of Jewish activists in Ethiopia, Israel, and the United States, who for years worked tirelessly, sacrificing themselves to rescue the Jews that remained in Ethiopia. With firsthand testimonies by Ethiopian activists and unique archival footage, the film reveals the deeper history that led to Operation Solomon, from its first conception, up to and including the efforts currently being undertaken to finally bring those who were left behind during Operation Solomon to Israel.

Accompanying the film premiere is a discussion with directors Aalam-Warqe & Kobi Davidian and moderator Carol Brick-Turin, past director of GMJF's Jewish Community Relations Council. To view the conversation please click here.

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The 2022 Miami Jewish Film Festival virtual program is made possible with the generous support of Benjamin Nahum and Tamar Roodner.