The Corsair Palestinian Village as seen through a candid

as seen through a candid lens exposing the inner lives of the main characters

unable to reconcile his fragmented life

sending the village up in flames

which has continued to evolve aesthetically and technically as a reflection of different trends and practices throughout history

opening the door of hope for them

The Corsair Palestinian Village as seen through a candidIt's the early part of the nineteenth century and the Arabian Peninsula and the waters surrounding it are ablaze. Piracy in the Gulf threatens global maritime trade routes while the Wahabbi strain of Islam is conquering followers town by town across the region. Britain, eager to reinforce its presence in the Middle East and protect the East India Company's ships, has a plan: send a man of war from England to quash the pirates while persuading Egypt to