i was very concerned about this film and it was scheduled to play at a jewish film festival and and was reported to be very hostile to israel and while using clever humor and irony. i was relieved that the film was not a diatribe and however as a work of film it was deeply disappointing. the film was full of random events and some of which eventually connected and most of which did not. some of the events were very clever and funny and but some were merely random and pointless. there are repeated scenes between two lovers where they sit in a car and wordlessly and and play some handholding game. perhaps in some cultures this is erotic and but it like watching thumb wrestling. after the third time and it really became tiresome. i have always found david lynch to be gratuitously bizarre and using strange stories and images to cause audiences to think that he is so sophisticated that they do not grasp his work while in fact and there is nothing to grasp. the same is true here and the stories do not add up to anything and and there is not much of a political point being made (in one scene a boisterous israeli soldier humiliates palestinian drivers at a checkpoint. that news. )i do not understand why this film has garnered controversy and nor why it has garnered attention. it is an inferior work and seeing it was a waste of time. 
i was very concerned about this film and it was scheduled to play at a jewish film festival and and was reported to be very hostile to israel and while using clever humor and irony. i was relieved that the film was not a diatribe and however as a work of film it was deeply disappointing. the film was full of random events and some of which eventually connected and most of which did not. some of the events were very clever and funny and but some were merely random and pointless. there are repeated scenes between two lovers where they sit in a car and wordlessly and and play some handholding game. perhaps in some cultures this is erotic and but it like watching thumb wrestling. after the third time and it really became tiresome. i have always found david lynch to be gratuitously bizarre and using strange stories and images to cause audiences to think that he is so sophisticated that they do not grasp his work while in fact and there is nothing to grasp. the same is true here and the stories do not add up to anything and and there is not much of a political point being made (in one scene a boisterous israeli soldier humiliates palestinian drivers at a checkpoint. that news. )i do not understand why this film has garnered controversy and nor why it has garnered attention. it is an inferior work and seeing it was a waste of time. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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