In 1935, Ibrahim Hassan Sirhan (who would later go and become the cinematographer of Jordan's first feature film "Struggle in Jerash") documented a 20-minute film on the visit of the Saudi Prince Saud to Jerusalem and Jaffa. Zionist forms of propaganda, specifically news reels, continued until the late 1960s. With the Palestinian Nakba of 1948 and the declaration of the state of Israel, many Palestinians started to leave Palestine and there were no records of any Palestinian films at the time. However, there was an Egyptian film that was made called "Girl from Palestine" (1948) that discussed this issue . Following the political instabilities in Palestine, the Palestine Liberation Organization was formed in 1964. Still, most of the film-related operations of Palestinian filmmakers were happening outside the country. In 1968, the Palestinian Film Unit was founded in Jordan and the some films were being created in exile in Lebanon where many Palestinians found refuge. The first film created by the Palestinian Film Unit in Jordan was a documentary called "No Peaceful Solution!" (1968). After creating a few films in Jordan, there were some tensions between Jordanian Authorities and the Palestinian resistance movement, that lead to the film unit to be relocated to Lebanon.