Film Review - Shoshana
Michael Winterbottom's semi-factual romantic political thriller in British Mandate Tel Aviv proves powerful, taut, and timely
Those unfamiliar with the history of how the modern state of Israel came into being could do worse as a starting point that Michael Winterbottom’s new film Shoshana. Set in British Mandate Tel Aviv between 1938 and 1948, the political turmoil of the time provides a fascinating backdrop to a quietly compelling love story…
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