Reseña

"It was the end of the intifada, there was a curfew and my friend Bassam threw a rock through a window, a soldier shot and killed him. I wanted to cut it into pieces, shoot, blow it to avenge thedeath of Bassam," says Faraj his friend murdered at age 13. "It was a Wednesday at exactly 5 pm, my friend was murdered. The terrorists blocked his car and started shooting. A bullet struck him in thehead and died. Ita, his mother died in hospital," says Moishe Bar Am, at the grave of Ephraim Tzur (12 years). Moishe live in one of the settlements of Jewish nationalists in the conflict zones.Everything in the documentary talking about the magnitude of folly. Beyond the early discovery of violence and death, speeches sound like the boys repeat what adults say, thoughts inoculated by theschool, families and the media, which seem to come primarily from hatred.

Sanabel Hassan lives in a Palestinian refugee camp 15 minutes from Jerusalem, his father is imprisoned in an Israeli prison andvisit you have to get up at five in the morning and cross the checkpoint where an Israeli soldier in question if any Arabic Hebrew translator can do. Travel and expects another four hours for both ahalf-hour visit permitted. Yarko and Daniel are twins, live in Israel and are afraid to take the bus that takes them every day at school: "When I go," says one am looking nervous and suspicious people.If I see someone suspicious, I observe and try to get off before him. And then I'm still waiting for the explosion. "

Everything is senseless, unless the sequence in which the twins cross theIsraeli checkpoints in their own country to visit the kids play at the Goose palestinos.Y and soccer, dance and run and talk. Only in these scenes of boys, boys who are playing well, they laugh alike, theyuse similar pajamas and looking in the same way the protective hand of his parents, the world seemed to regain some order.

Reconstructed from austere times, situations, diálogosseleccionados...