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Credits

Director-screenwriter

Göran Hugo Olsson
Sweden-Finland-Denmark 2024. 200min
Courtesy of

Reservoir Docs
Languages

English, Hebrew, Arabic

With English subtitles

Introduction

This monumental documentary filters over 30 years of public service broadcasting archive, creating a portrait of how the Middle East conflict was reported in Sweden. Göran Hugo Olsson’s epic panorama of violence, disaster and political oration is woven together with reflective sequences that provide an evolving perspective that’s all too timely for the West today.

Sarah Lutton

Content warning

Contains sexual violence, graphic violence, racial violence and distressing scenes.

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