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TO SUM UP
Two young Palestinian men, best friends since childhood, are recruited to become suicide bombers for a strike on Tel Aviv. They spend a last night at home, although they must keep their intentions secret from their families. The next day, with explosives strapped to their bodies, they are led to the Israeli border. But the plan goes awry and the two bombers are separated, each left to make his own decision.
Two young Palestinian men, best friends since childhood, are recruited to become suicide bombers for a strike on Tel Aviv. They spend a last night at home, although they must keep their intentions secret from their families. The next day, with explosives strapped to their bodies, they are led to the Israeli border. But the plan goes awry and the two bombers are separated, each left to make his own decision.
FILM FACTS ...
Warner Independent Pictures
'Paradise Now'
Director: Hany Abu-Assad
Starring: Lubna Azabel, Amer Hiehel, Kais Nashef, Ali Suliman
Run time: 90 minutes
Release date: Oct. 28, 2005
Rating: PG-13 for mature thematic material and brief strong language.
Language Arabic with English subtitles
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READ THE REVIEW
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: B+
"...powerful and all-too-timely drama about Palestinian suicide bombers"
The Palm Beach Post: B+
"Abu-Assad manages to get us thinking with this timely story wrapped inside the trappings of an action film."
