A Bottle in the Gaza Sea

Call him idealistic but Binisti's approach in adressing quandaries we're too often shut off from by the powers that be is a vital element I could stronly identify with. Despite their origins and the 2 leads actually never meeting, their conflicting beliefs and the void which stands between them withers through the exchanges they share and the fondness they hold for one another. It may not pack a huge wallop, but it's one of the few films recently that made not regret the time I invested in it.

Well shot, with a few touching scenes. Not particularly compelling, but overall a sweet story.

"The film obviously can't resolve the conflict between Palestine and Israel, but the resolution to the story's arc feels nonetheless forced and misplaced." - Caroline McKenzie