A remarkable adaptation of a play that is not easy to turn into a film without falling into too much political verbiage. J.T. Rogers does clever cinematographic script, supported by actors who breathe life into hieratic characters. Suggesting that dialogue cannot be found if it is not sought, through the Israeli-Palestinian negotiations there is a deep reflection on the human being. There is tension and suspense around a table, with an extraordinary cinematography.
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A remarkable adaptation of a play that is not easy to turn into a film without falling into too much political verbiage. J.T. Rogers does clever cinematographic script, supported by actors who breathe life into hieratic characters. Suggesting that dialogue cannot be found if it is not sought, through the Israeli-Palestinian negotiations there is a deep reflection on the human being. There is tension and suspense around a table, with an extraordinary cinematography.