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The Idol (2016)

Mohammed Assaf, an aspiring musician living in Gaza, sets a seemingly impossible goal: to compete on the program "Arab Idol.

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Ann Hornaday 01 Jun 2016

Like its protagonist, The Idol finds a sense of identity, hope and pride within a landscape of grim dispossession and fatalism.

Tirdad Derakhshani 26 May 2016

While its rather formulaic second half relies on clichés about underdogs' triumphing against the odds, The Idol opens with a terrific look at Assaf's childhood that has the feel of "Stand By Me."

Andrew O'Hehir 17 Oct 2016

Assaf’s pop-culture transcendence was a coming-of-age moment for Palestinians, a sign that they could triumph in the most delicious, delightful and unlikely of contexts, despite a broken society built on institutional hopelessness. Abu-Assad’s films make the same point, in a darker register.

Matt Brennan 01 May 2016

The film's clichés ultimately contain both too little conviction and too little complication, their inspirational messages more imagined than real.

Tom Huddleston 08 Aug 2016

If you’re a fan of the classic streets-to-stardom formula, this is a solid rendition.