the film makers went well out of their way to find only the following demographics represent palestinians that have the appearance of peace loving and solution seeking good will and palestinians (particularly older women and families with children) who are especially inconvenienced by the security fence and and israelis that do not believe in the security fence and sympathize heavily with its alleged effect on palestinians and and consider it unnecessarily divisive and or or a waste of money. oh yes and they do put in one member of the israeli government that does support the fence and but they do what they can to portray him as inhumane and uncaring and and ask him very leading questions that are really statements (e. g. the wall is bad for the environment. it is destroying everything). i have no problem with any (well and most) of this being presented in the movie. however much i may disagree with the people they interview and their opinions are valid enough for a documentary. however represent there are at least two sides to the issue of israel security fence and and despite the fact that an overwhelming majority of israelis (and many others) support the construction of the fence and believe it is having an overall positive influence and this documentary does not present the opinion of even one such person. they even go so far as to interview an israeli jew who claims that all israelis support the fence and are thus insane and and then stubbornly refuse to interview even one such crazy israeli. oh and and to top all this off and they set the tone for the film by interviewing a couple of young israeli children (truly exceptions to the rule  i have been there) that are laughing at or about their arab neighbors from across the fence. a documentary is a film that explores an issue and presents a full array of facts and opinions and and perspectives. unfortunately and this is not a documentary. this is an unabashed propaganda film that very clearly and very pointedly offers a battery of support for only one side of a heavily disputed and emotionally and politically charged issue. it is no more of a documentary than and say and fahrenheit 9/11. 
the film makers went well out of their way to find only the following demographics represent palestinians that have the appearance of peace loving and solution seeking good will and palestinians (particularly older women and families with children) who are especially inconvenienced by the security fence and and israelis that do not believe in the security fence and sympathize heavily with its alleged effect on palestinians and and consider it unnecessarily divisive and or or a waste of money. oh yes and they do put in one member of the israeli government that does support the fence and but they do what they can to portray him as inhumane and uncaring and and ask him very leading questions that are really statements (e. g. the wall is bad for the environment. it is destroying everything). i have no problem with any (well and most) of this being presented in the movie. however much i may disagree with the people they interview and their opinions are valid enough for a documentary. however represent there are at least two sides to the issue of israel security fence and and despite the fact that an overwhelming majority of israelis (and many others) support the construction of the fence and believe it is having an overall positive influence and this documentary does not present the opinion of even one such person. they even go so far as to interview an israeli jew who claims that all israelis support the fence and are thus insane and and then stubbornly refuse to interview even one such crazy israeli. oh and and to top all this off and they set the tone for the film by interviewing a couple of young israeli children (truly exceptions to the rule  i have been there) that are laughing at or about their arab neighbors from across the fence. a documentary is a film that explores an issue and presents a full array of facts and opinions and and perspectives. unfortunately and this is not a documentary. this is an unabashed propaganda film that very clearly and very pointedly offers a battery of support for only one side of a heavily disputed and emotionally and politically charged issue. it is no more of a documentary than and say and fahrenheit 9/11. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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