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‘Cinema Sabaya’ Review: Conversations and Compassion in a Small Town in Israel

Israel’s Oscar entry is a documentary-style chamber piece about a video workshop for Arab and Jewish women whose conclusions feel, well, tired.

Beatrice Loayza
Author: Beatrice Loayza

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Beatrice Loayza

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Academy Awards (Oscars), Israel, Ivgy, Dana (1982- ), Movies, Palestinians, Rotem, Orit Fouks
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