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Amer Hlehel is a Palestinian actor, director, and playwright based in Haifa, widely recognized for his contributions to both international cinema and the theatrical stage.
He is best known for his dramatic roles in films such as Paradise Now, The Time That Remains, and Mediterranean Fever, as well as his solo stage play Taha, which dramatizes the life of poet Taha Muhammad Ali.
His work spans political drama, social realism, and biographical theater, often engaging with themes of Palestinian identity, history, and the human condition.