Intervention divine

Titre original : Yadon ilaheyya

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Elia Suleiman and Manal Khader in Intervention divine (2002)

Séparés par un poste de contrôle, des amoureux palestiniens de Jérusalem et de Ramallah organisent des rendez-vous clandestins.Séparés par un poste de contrôle, des amoureux palestiniens de Jérusalem et de Ramallah organisent des rendez-vous clandestins.Séparés par un poste de contrôle, des amoureux palestiniens de Jérusalem et de Ramallah organisent des rendez-vous clandestins.

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6,6/10

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Récompenses
- 6 victoires et 2 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
The film was only submitted once to the Academy. Though the Academy did consider it, it did not make the final cut of the top five films in the world. There was some misinformation about why the Academy didn't consider the film the first time. The American distributor claimed he called AMPAS and asked them if they would consider it and was told they would not because Palestine is not a country recognized by the Academy. In fact, the Academy spokesperson said that the film was not considered the first year because it was never submitted. The second time it WAS considered but didn't win a nomination. The AMPAS spokesman also said that it's not their job to decide who is a country and who isn't as the UN decides that. It should be noted that Taiwan and Hong Kong are also not recognized by the UN as "official countries" but have had films nominated by the Academy.

Gaffes
At the border, when several cars are told to turn around, the camera is reflected in the side of the cars for several seconds.

Connexions
Featured in Humbert Balsan, producteur rebelle (2006)

Bandes originales
Definitive Beat
By Mirwaise

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Like others who have commented on this film, I, too, cannot stop thinking about it... thinking about how I was lured to the theater by a very good trailer that was crafted, I'm sure, to appeal to my interest in the Palestinian/Israeli conflict, my concerns with world affairs and other cultures. I was used!

From beginning to end, a chain of weak metaphors... Nothing Divine - no intervention. Pure tedium.

Best metaphor? At the very end, a pressure cooker - and the old lady saying "Turn it off."

I can't remember being this disappointed - ever - in a movie that I was so excited about seeing. I didn't laugh, I didn't cry ... Perhaps I should though; for the potential of all that this subject should have inspired in a truly creative and thoughtful writer/director. For shame.