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Film
stories that come from the Middle East Bermuda triangle (Palestine, Lebanon and
Israel) all tend to suffocate in the harsh environment of the messy and bloody civil
war that rampages these countries for the past few decades.
However,
”Paradise now” tends to move the ladder of the unthinkable even higher when two Palestinian best childhood friends are selected for the next suicide bomb attack in
Tel-Aviv. Entire script revolves around their last day/night and dilemmas and
insecurities that his horrific assignment carries with it.
Two
lead males (Ali Suliman and Kais Nashif) are very good, as well as the
supporting cast which has the ungrateful task of shedding a light on the pros
(if any?) and cons for this decision.
”Paradise
now” represents a drama so different from the majority of genre that it
deserves your attention and appraisal.
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