This year’s Academy Award for best documentary feature film went to No Other Land, in which a team of Israeli and Palestinian documentarians present a heart-tugging but alarmingly one-sided view of Palestinian villagers’ struggle against Israeli law.

At every turn, No Other Land provides an anti-Israel view of self-described activists’ efforts to maintain their homes in Masafer Yatta, a village in Area C of the West Bank, which remains under Israeli control following the 1995 Oslo II Accords. The village is located in a designated Israeli military zone. Despite stop work orders, an Israeli High Court of Justice decision that threatens displacement and outright demolition of homes, No Other Land shows how local residents continue to rebuild in Masafer Yatta.