Amira

This is one of the worst films (if you wanna call it that) I have ever seen in my life. As long as you have the tiniest respect for the human struggle for freedom and basic rights, you will not be able to stand how far it goes to slander prisoners and their families in some of the most atrocious ways perceivable, at least as far as Palestinians are concerned. You will also notice they made sure the contrived feelings and tawdry drama are pumped into every scene to ingratiate this work with a wider, mostly unaware, base.

It is beyond me how this debacle can be nominated for any award besides worst film of the year.

It distorts the image of the heroic prisoners, destroys the morale of their families. This act is a disgrace to Arab drama.

Go to hell.

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It's disgusting and fake all facts regarding people who spend their entire lives in jail without any charges just because they love their land.

And once they try to have kids in a very restricted dangerous conditions the movie maker they came with fake stories against them and support their enemy.

Our prisoners will be above the sky and no one can fake the fact of our life.

Remove this movie.

Amira is a highly contrived, ridiculous melodrama seeping with endless implausible details that rob the story of any credibility it may have had. The biggest crime of the film though is its portrayal of Palestinian society.

This movie tries to implant wrong thoughts and assumptions about the Palestinians who are born through this way considering them coming from Israeli Soldiers not the Palestinians who are imprisoned in the Israeli prisons which lead to trust issues between the Palestinians as a community.