FILMS

In 1992, when Israeli-Palestinian relations were at an all-time low, a small group of Israelis and Palestinians gathered secretly in Oslo for a series of peace talks that came to be known as the Oslo Accords—and changed the Middle East forever. Articulated through the participants’ diaries and never-before-seen archival footage, this eye-opening documentary offers a broadly resonant portrait of diplomacy, the delicate nature of peace, and individuals who, sitting in fundamental opposition, nonetheless found common ground. (Adult content: violence)

Grand Jury Prize Nomination – Sundance Film Festival

“…the moments that stick in the memory are those between lesser-known figures like chief Israeli negotiator Uri Savir saying to Abu Ala near the end of their promising talks, ‘See you soon, my friend.’ Friendship among former enemies is a spectacle that inspires even as it leaves us saddened by the intractable political realities.” –Stephen Farber, Hollywood Reporter