Divine Intervention
March 23rd, 2009 | by Alive Mind Education | published in Divine Intervention, Film Info, Films C-D

At the center of the Middle East conflict, hearts beat in tragic comedy and deadpan irony: a sexy young Palestinian woman defies Israeli soldiers and struts through a check-point as if it were the catwalk of a fashion show, Santa Claus is chased up the sun-drenched hills of Nazareth by a gang of knife-wielding school kids, Israeli police use a blindfolded prisoner to provide directions to tourists in Jerusalem and a female ninja descends from the sky, holding the map of ‘Palestine’ as her battle shield. These are but a few of the provocative images put forth in Elia Suleiman’s critically-acclaimed satire chronicling the absurdities of life and love on both sides of the Palestinian-Israeli border.

Divine Intervention Product Information
Subjects: Culture, International Studies
Language: Arabic and Hebrew with English Subtitles
Copyright: © 2005 Avatar Films LTD. All Rights Reserved.
Set: DVD Only
Total Running Time: 90 minutes + DVD Extras
UPC Number: 741952307594
Catalog Number: KLF-DV-3075
ISBN Number: 1-4172-0091-X
Educational Prices: (includes Public Performance Rights)
- College / University: $249.00
- Library / High School: $129.00
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Reviews
“Touching, provocative and wonderfully strange!”
- A.O. Scott, The New York Times
“One of the top ten films of the year!”
-Richard Corliss, Time Magazine
“Ridiculous and smart, hilarious and terrifying”
- The Austin Chronicle
“Funny…fantastical…an irresistible work of art”
- San Francisco Chronicle
“Blissfully Surreal”
- The Washington Post
“Hysterical and devastating!”
- Lorriane Ali, Newsweek
“4 Stars!”
- Gene Seymour, Newsday
“Blissfully surreal! A one-of-a-kind experience!”
- Desson Howe, The Washington Post

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