(From L to R): Watermelon Pictures Co-CEOs Hamza and Badie Ali Courtesy of Watermelon Pictures Just under two years ago, brothers Badie and Hamza Ali launched Watermelon Pictures, a Chicago-based production and distribution company designed to make and release the movies others won't. Named for the fruit that shares the colors of the Palestinian flag and has become a symbol of resistance, Watermelon was founded to use "the power of film to amplify underrepresented voices," particularly from Palestine and other marginalized communities.
"We'll Put Out the Films That Others Won't": Inside Watermelon Pictures' Fearless Bet on Political Cinema
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