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Daily Archives: December 12, 2014
Omar (2013) ☆☆☆1/2(3.5/4) : An informer tiptoeing between both sides
While working as a thriller with its taut, suspenseful moments, Palestinian film “Omar” looks below an ongoing conflict through its fully-realized characters and their gloomy, desperate drama. As observing the characters stuck in an impossible situation full of gray morality … Continue reading
Bethlehem (2013) ☆☆☆(3/4) : A police procedural around both sides
Israeli film “Bethlehem” sometimes loses its focus on the relationship between its two different characters as looking around many other things in the story. Its story is inherently engaging as a tense drama mixed with current topics, and there are … Continue reading
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