After the declaration of the UN monitored ceasefire following Israel’s 33 day bombardment of South Lebanon in 2006, a wealthy expat (Abou Farhat, outstanding), who is having marital troubles, returns to her hometown in search of her 6-year-old son, who was staying with her sister at the onset of hostilities, aided by an opportunistic taxi driver, who dreams of one day opening a restaurant in Germany with his brother, in Aractingi’s painfully authentic film, a potent and affecting mix of documentary and drama. Iain.Stott
Wednesday, 17 November 2010
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