Policeman

Israel 2011, 108 minutes
Dir. Nadav Lapid
In Hebrew with English subtitles
Rating: [R16]
Genres: Foreign Cinema, Drama / Hostages & Terrorism

Feat. Yiftach Klein

Aroview: With contemporary Israel as its disquieting backdrop, this sharp and incisive account of revolutionary action, witnessed through the eyes of a dispassionate policeman, is masterfully directed and structured to underscore the violence and moral dimension behind modern day terrorism.

NZ International Film Festival 2012

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1 star (Turkey) Unless you happen to be deeply interested in the range of Chinese tee shirts & singlets available in Israel, or the high frequency of showers taken by young people in this water-poor country, then give this amateurish rubbish a miss! ~Sandy
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2 stars (Good Try) It was okay, but the hostage taking scenario and the political statements have all been done before. ~Tubbs