In this examination of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Amos Gitai displays his trademark curiosity and passion, taking us to the streets of Hebron and beyond to interview citizens about their resentments, hopes and fears. Also prominent are the journalists, politicians and activists who shape the dominant narratives of this struggle. This is liberal filmmaking in the best sense: compassionate, generous and open to nuance. There are many voices to be heard and Gitai ensures that each of them seems vital.
