Ticket to Jerusalem

2002
1h 25min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThis inspired hybrid of documentary and fiction follows Jabir, who runs a mobile cinema from his old truck throughout the West Bank while his wife works to bring emergency medical care to Pa... Leer todoThis inspired hybrid of documentary and fiction follows Jabir, who runs a mobile cinema from his old truck throughout the West Bank while his wife works to bring emergency medical care to Palestinians. When Jabir is invited by a spirited schoolteacher to make a screening in the o... Leer todoThis inspired hybrid of documentary and fiction follows Jabir, who runs a mobile cinema from his old truck throughout the West Bank while his wife works to bring emergency medical care to Palestinians. When Jabir is invited by a spirited schoolteacher to make a screening in the old city of Jerusalem, he becomes obsessed with the idea of this pilgrimage and begins to i... Leer todo

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4/10

Could have been quite interesting

Like other reviewers, I watched this film out of sheer curiosity, as I don't think I'd seen a Palestinian film before and I'm always keen to gain perspectives of other cultures - plus the 'plot' just seemed rather charming. Also mentioned in other reviews, this film does appear to portray everyday life in the West Bank pretty well, and if it had earnestly focused on the trials and tribulations of a man who simply loved showing films to communities with his old-school projector, it would have made for much more interesting viewing.

Sadly though it becames clear that every second or third scene is dedicated to dialogue spelling out the Israel/Palestine issue completely unnecessarily, which quickly becomes predictable. The storyline and imagery alone would suffice to portray the struggles faced by the main character, however the repetetive anti-Isreal pathos ultimately detracts from what otherwise could have been an insightful little movie.