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what people are saying "Yulie Cohen-Gerstel's film is a mixture of things: an autobiographical video-diary, a reach back into her own past and a compelling, tragic vision of what it means to be an Israeli these days." - Nick Fraser, BBC Storyville "Absorbing...raises all kind of thorny questions about terrorism and forgiveness." - Seattle Weekly "...bracingly honest...her incredible courage is an example to us all..." - Noah Cowan, indieWire "A personal journey of discovery, a provocative consideration of the consequences of terrorism." - Montreal Jewish Film Festival "A moving and personal account of one woman's struggle to step outside the cycle of retribution, to understand, to forgive, and to make peace." - One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival "...a riveting, thought-provoking, heart wrenching experience." - Derich Mantonela, SGN.org "It's an act of reconcilation, which is also politically very unpopular in Israel at this violent and volatile time. We applaud her courage for inviting us on her journey as she wrestled with and eventually overcame her own doubts." - Amsterdam International Documentary Film Festival, Silver Wolf Competition Jury |