Lama M

A movie that touches you soul and breaks your heart. The amount of injustice and agony that Palestinians had to go through is way beyond imagination. This movie portrays a glimpse of what these humans have faced and still facing until this date. Very well made storyline, the cinematography is beautiful as well as the acting of every single one on set. It is amazing.

I barely made it through the 3rd episode, we’re in 2020 and they came up with this??

The minute Cohen was at the Syrian borders, I knew I was watching a work based on a very shallow and racist perspective of Damascus back in the 60s. The director wanted to present Syrians and sex led people but it made it so absurd. Sacha Baron and Alexander Siddig were the only assets in this work.