Alaa Al Dayeh, born in 1997 in Jerusalem, holds a BA in film production and cinematography from Dar Al Kalima university. She has a number of films, some of them are experimental, like Exit, which won Best Experimental Film in Bethlehem Student Film Festival. She has made one work of video art, “Retrieving Time”, one feature film, Majdouline, and a documentary in post-production, Nisrine. She is passionate about working in an experimental style. She is currently working as a photographer as well as an assistant director. She shoots her own documentary movies. She has worked as an assistant director in multiple movies, most recent of which are A Home in Jerusalem, by Palestinian director Muayad Alayan and Six Days are not Enough.
