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This film is so real and touching it can not be truly rated.

The film tells the story of the collective loss and grief of Israel it's army through the director's (Aya) personal story of unimaginable grief of losing a brother.

Every frame of the movie is constructed to make us feel as if something is missing, it's as like the movie begs us to understand, to know what it's like; but after everything we come to an understanding that it's impossible to imagine, it's impossible to truly grasp what it's like to lose a loved one this way.

I cried a lot during this film, it made me miss all my lost loved ones and left me wanting to hug every person I hold dear to my heart.

If you can handle it it's a must watch movie.

The movie is a great made documentary switching flawlessy between real footage to actor footage made for the movie.

Very recommended for anyone interested in the terror history of Israel or the Israeli - Palestinian conflict .

The movie plays in important role of bringing new views of the historic story as in exonerating the name of Kochava Levi and showing her part of the story.

I had some minor neat picks with the movie as the lead male who doesn't look like his real counter part.

Overall, very well made documentary, recommended for any historic documentary fans, it's just not my cup of tea.

The movie takes on a journey.

You start watching confused and finish clenching your pillow with tears rolling down your eyes.

Wish there was more of it but truly amazing, worth watching 15 minutes.