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‘Netanyahu at War’: An engaging but deeply flawed documentary
Twenty three men and three women tell the captivating story of Netanyahu’s rise to power, and how he ended up on a collision course with the leader of the free world. Yes, 23 men and three women. “Netanyahu at War,” a PBS Frontline documentary about Benjamin Netanyahu’s rise to power and the background to his…
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Lisa Goldman
January 5, 2016
Film Review: ‘Policeman,’ a study of the Israeli alpha male
By leaving the Palestinian conflict in the background, filmmaker Lapid manages to skip over the common ‘shooting-and-crying’ formula, in which Israeli protagonists are portrayed more as victims than perpetrators of the conflict. The timing of the release of Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid’s debut, “Policeman,” was very unique in Israel: October 2011, right after that summer’s…
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Noam Sheizaf
June 21, 2014
Film on Nabi Saleh’s kids competes for int’l awards
A new film ventures to allow Palestinian children to ‘describe a world full of violence and politics, of death and prisons, of conflicts and pain, a world created for them by the grownups. To let them explain this world to us, to describe it to us simply, with the clarity and naïveté that they still retain,…
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Activestills
May 9, 2014
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Why can’t we walk back?: A conversation with Palestinian filmmaker Annemarie Jacir
‘When I Saw You’ tells the story of a Palestinian child in 1967 who refuses to accept his fate as a refugee. Writer and director Annemarie Jacir discusses what led her to make the film and what lessons its carries. By Frank Barat Returning to Palestine is a recurring theme in Annemarie Jacir’s films. Unlike…
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