Bar Bahar

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Bar Bahar

2017,

1h 36m,

Drama

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Three Arab-Israeli women share an apartment in Tel Aviv and try to balance their traditions with the modern world.

Critics Consensus

In Between takes a light yet nuanced approach to dramatizing complex, timely themes, further enriched by outstanding cinematography and powerful performances.

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Drew Gregory

Autostraddle

Dec 27, 2018

During an era where so many of us are desperately looking for comfort, I can think of no cinematic message more fitting for 2018 than this one.

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Tom Long

Detroit News

Mar 16, 2018

A

There are no easy resolutions here, but Hamoud makes clear that these women - troubled though they may be - will stand strong and defiant and together.

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Pat Padua

Washington Post

Mar 14, 2018

2.5/4

Although "In Between" depicts a nation in crisis, it's a crisis that's viewed through the intimate lens of family dinners, where generations struggle over conflicting values.

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Marya E. Gates

Cool People Have Feelings, Too. (Substack)

Feb 13, 2024

Through their romantic entanglements, family strife, and the restrictions places on them as Palestinians living in Israel, Hamoud’s film explores what it is to be a modern woman caught between many intersections of life.

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Ben Turner

The Pink Lens

Sep 2, 2021

4/5

What seems like a film of air-punching optimism actually takes a much sadder turn later. But in choosing to take a realist approach to its final act, the director has made a much better film for it.

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David Lamble

Bay Area Reporter

Jun 3, 2020

This brave and artistic entry deserves a better fate.

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Theodore R

Jul 29, 2018

Another movie that over represents a pitiful minority attempting to dominate our culture. Keep the muslims out of America and away from our democracy.

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Rey W

May 6, 2018

My opinion--- With: "I'll dance if I want to," Palestinian Maysaloun Hamoud filmed a movie full of life and modesty about the lives of three young Arab women in Tel Aviv. The movie is the symbolic of a generation struggling to replace the enormous taboo traditions that surround the lights of freedom, facing a conformist and intolerant society. The movie itself is a success because in addition to all the obstacles they may encounter, the movie does not fall into the disrespectful because it is filmed with heaps and feelings and the three young people interpret their role with great skill.

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Draco R

Apr 11, 2018

It is a film about modern, young Palestinian women living in Tel Aviv and their battle with their conservative, traditional, male dominated culture. It offers lots to think about. A really good film. Terrific actors.

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Draco S

Mar 18, 2018

One of my favorite movies. So beautifully done and the women were superb!

Finn R

Feb 5, 2018

I didn't see a plot line until I was well into the movie. I'd put the rape and misogynistic behavior up front and then resolve these in grained lifestyles.

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Han W

Jan 6, 2018

Episodic yet powerful portrayal of modern lives which is contemporary and urgent.

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Synopsis

Three Arab-Israeli women share an apartment in Tel Aviv and try to balance their traditions with the modern world.

Director: Maysaloun Hamoud
Producer: Shlomi Elkabetz
Screenwriter: Maysaloun Hamoud
Distributor: Film Movement
Production Co: En Compagnie Des Lamas, DBG / deux beaux garçons
Genre: Drama
Original Language: Hebrew
Release Date (Theaters): Nov 10, 2017, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): May 1, 2018
Box Office (Gross USA): $107.8K
Runtime: 1h 36m

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