This Israeli piece is a low budget melodrama, cleverly scripted and convincingly acted, it keeps your attention from start to the end. It speaks of abuse of strict upbringing, that generates some sick attitudes and teenage rebellion, and movie casts light on army attitudes. It also tries to say something about guilt, a morality tale of sorts. When one Israeli soldier dies, it is a great tragedy, which leads to guilt ridden lives and is one deep thing indeed. But when Pales tinians die in thousands, there is no guilt and no shame. Israelis lofty only in fiction...
Review of Broken Mirrors
