“Once Upon a Time in Gaza” by Palestinian directors Tarzan and Arab Nasser wins Best Film at the 10th Critics’ Awards for Arab Films. Multiple outlets report the award is announced during an event held on the sidelines of the Cannes Film Festival. The film, described as a Gaza-set story from 2007, follows the misadventures of a student, Nader Abd Alhay, and a restaurant owner and petty criminal, Majd Eid. Sources note that the directors are Gaza-born twin brothers. They present the movie as a riff on the Western genre. The film premiered last year in Un Certain Regard, according to both accounts, before receiving recognition from the Critics’ Awards. Overall, the coverage aligns on the title, the filmmakers, the Best Film win, the Cannes timing and location, and the basic premise and main characters. No additional winners or judging details are included in the provided reports.