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"The man in me will do nearly any task/ And as for compensation, there's a little he would ask"

Bob Dylan's song "The man in me" song resumes some of the great moments of this film about war and justice in a life of a man trapped in the treads of geopolitics.

"But, oh, what a wonderful feeling/ Just to know that you are near"

In the Arab language freedom and forgiveness can be expressed by the same word. This must-see film shows how to make it possible.

A very creative and fresh film made by director Natalie Morales. It reveals that digital communication can definitely communicate. Of course, there is a whole new world with its intricacies and weirdnesses when one has to deal with talking through digital devices that eliminate distance and touch at once. But, two connected human beings can make it real even through artificial and unusual ways of speaking. In fact, if they speak from the heart humans can deliver the message whatever means they need to use. Great filming experience to all.

It is a slow film but well built with an unexpected end that explains the screenplay backward. A creative filming narrative shows a very pressing issue in our society: male violence against women. Humiliation over women has been addressed in other films, but this one brings a glimpse of the pain inflicted on generations of women. It is an unexpected masterpiece.