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Blood and Tears (2007)

Director: Isidore Rosmarin

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From Time Out New York

Despite an iMovie-ish cheapness that makes room for needlessly outré optical effects and a perplexing disco score, Isidore Rosmarin’s quick history of the Israeli-Palestinian war offers a generally enlightening summary for the ill-informed high-schooler in all of us. Blood and Tears exhibits an unsubtle tilt toward the two-states solution, but it also brings the conflict down to street level: Its interviews with scholars and politicians are admirable in depth and scope, but the testimonials by students, ex-soldiers and citizens on both sides lift the doc above sketchy network newscast didacticism. 

Author: Mark Holcomb

Time Out New York Issue 611: June 14–20, 2007


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Director: Isidore Rosmarin

Genre(s): Documentaries

Duration: 73 mins

UK Release: Jun 15 2007




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