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Madisyn 2022-04-20 09:02:30
Under the background of not understanding the religion, history and politics there, I suddenly feel that human beings are living very seriously -_-|| Things that seem absurd and have never been seen before, I feel that they are like the games I played when I was a child, and there is that kind of thrilling feeling , but replaced with real guns and live ammunition, it will really bleed. After the whole film, it was difficult for me to sort out some of the backgrounds behind it. It was this indistinguishable, indistinguishable right and wrong that made me think more about the environment. The film did not let us see a ray of hope in the darkness for the two male protagonists, but after watching the ending without an ending, I found that the story is like a black color, and only the two of them are light and shining, The director didn't write about family affection, he used all kinds of sad tones and scenes to cross the story, especially the two of them, which made me feel that every line in the dialogue between the two had weight.
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Myrl 2022-04-23 07:04:25
The two leading actors are in place and very eye-catching. The plot is cruel, let people breathe! How could it be so hard for the Israeli-Palestinian people to fall in love!
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Austyn 2022-01-22 08:05:44
The ending is really "To the Wrath Sea". The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has indeed made the people there infinitely uneasy, and it is rare that West Asia still maintains a high level of artistic achievement. But this time it still ended in sadness. The ending point revealed something, but the handling was still conservative and lacking in depth. However, the practical significance is very rich. Almost all types of shackles are worn on Nimr and Roy, identification and identity are lost, and he sighs. Dare to come to a sequel
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Eitan Schaffer: You can't forget where you live.
Roy Schaffer: What are you trying to say?
Eitan Schaffer: You know the kind of cases we handle at the firm.
Roy Schaffer: Are you worried about the firm?
Eitan Schaffer: I'm worried about you, Roy.
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Nabil Mashrawi: Why do you keep protecting that faggot? He brought it on himself.
Nimer Mashrawi: I can't believe you just said that.