A good movie spoilt by a real improbable phony ending. Good insight into the Jewish/Palestinian relationship and the eventual futility of the Jews still trying to extract retribution from the Nazi perpetrators of the WWII atrocities – although the movie “Munich” arguably does it better. Well acted and the Israeli scenery never looked better. I personally dont go along with other peoples views of a developing sexual attraction between Eyal and Axel. To me it seemed to be more of a developing mutual understanding and empathy between two totally different personalities. If you are impressed by director Eytan Fox's work, try and get your hands on a copy of his 2006 movie “The Bubble” although you,ll have to brush on your Hebrew!
