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All That's Left of You Reviews
Great performances. I think the film is superbly directed and firmly grounded in its cast. [Full review in Spanish]
A moving, precisely observed portrait of inherited displacement and the persistence of hope.
The backward look to childhood gives "All That’s Left of You" its anchor. When war and terror rupture the body, what remains? In Dabis’s telling, catastrophe becomes the inheritance of this family
A stirring look at the long-running effects of an unjust war.
The transmission of trauma may be unavoidable, but compassion remains a vital source of relief.
...director Cherien Dabis puts her Palestinian roots at the service of the cause in 'All That's Left of You,' a conventional film, without nuance or gray areas, but, rather, timely...in these tense and chaotic days of the conflict.[Full review in Spanish]
Excellent performances elevate this from a schematic history lesson to a beautifully observed family drama. But honestly, the history lesson could be useful for most.
There's righteous anger about the occupation of Palestine and the mistreatment of its people, but there's also grace and dignity, which is its own form of protest.
From the intimate to the universal, it achieves an admirable message of reconciliation. [Full review in Spanish]
Dabis’ screenplay is episodic but it gathers power as it goes. She doesn’t believe in shorthand. Nor does she hold back in portraying the tragic consequences of the Palestinians’ expulsion from their homes.
... simple, stark even, but never simplistic.
Dabis achieves something so rarely done in such a short amount of time: She depicts the lived experience of the average Palestinian family — an experience of displacement, heartbreak, and grief that follows you around for generations.
All That’s Left of You is elevated by the breathtaking performances from its cast. Led incredibly by the movie’s director, herself, Dabis. The raw relatability of Dabis’s portrayal of Hanan is special.
The desire to educate increases the potential for sanctimony. Dabis nearly gets into that territory, then relents by finally following the nature of her characters. Parts of the film, especially the quieter final messages, are genuinely moving.
"All That’s Left of You" mines the lineage of this family in all its hurt and joy with the knowledge that we can’t understand anything — not hate, nor power, nor love, nor ourselves — in a vacuum.
The intelligent subtleties of Dabis’ film should not be overlooked.
Peppered with vivid moments that carry a strong emotional punch, this melodramatic epic traces Palestine's history over some 65 years through the prism of a family.
Writer-director Cherien Dabis expertly depicts the intergenerational trauma as it travels from Sharif to Salim and from Salim to Noor, with Hanan’s voice as the connective tissue.
A multi-generation Palestinian epic can seem over-explanatory but is redeemed by the morally thorny last act.A multi-generation Palestinian epic can seem over-explanatory but is redeemed by the morally thorny last act.
The violence of history never becomes a dramatic spectacle; it stays a tragedy.