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Mars at Sunrise (2014)

A conflict between a Palestinian artist and an Israeli soldier is told in a surrealist style.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2014
Language
- Arabic
- English
Duration
- 75 mins
Director
- Jessica Habie
Starring
Genres
- Drama
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Ronnie Scheib 10 Feb 2014

Suliman (“Paradise Now,” “The Attack”) dominates the screen as Khaled, utterly compelling in and out of jail, his magnificent perf tying up cinematic loose ends.

Nora R 27 Aug 2014

I saw this film at the 2013 Arab Film Festival in San Francisco and it was one of the best ones of the 40+ I saw. Creative, moving and unforgetable. Watch it! Thank you Jessica Habie for making it.

Chris Klimek 13 Feb 2014

Habie’s fractured narrative style—particularly her arbitrary shifts from Khaled’s perspective to Eyal’s to (apparently) third-person reality—stymies the accumulation of any dramatic momentum from scene to scene.

Allegra H 21 Jul 2014

The fragmented narrative mirrors the way trauma impacts memory and interrupts linear thought. This is a beautiful and important film

Zachary Wigon 04 Feb 2014

Using its narrative as a launching pad for abstract visuals, the picture reminds viewers that even the most striking images demand context to create anything like drama.