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First feature for director/co-scenarist Joel Fendelman is a middleweight drama that wears its modesty to its advantage, lending a potentially contrived tale a solid grounding in docu-style location capture and the protag's naive p.o.v. Aug 30, 2011
First feature for director/co-scenarist Joel Fendelman is a middleweight drama that wears its modesty to its advantage, lending a potentially contrived tale a solid grounding in docu-style location capture and the protag's naive p.o.v.
Dennis Harvey
David is honest and relatable, and ultimately triggers a response of tolerance and compassion. May 3, 2017 | Full Review…
David is honest and relatable, and ultimately triggers a response of tolerance and compassion.
Michelle da Silva
Overall effect is a sensitive film with particular appeal to younger audiences. Jan 31, 2012 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Overall effect is a sensitive film with particular appeal to younger audiences.
Jennie Kermode
Schematic but smart, and especially interesting in its telling details, as when Daud's bedside alarm clock goes off: Instead of music or a buzz or beep, we hear a muezzin's call to morning prayer. Nov 17, 2011 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Schematic but smart, and especially interesting in its telling details, as when Daud's bedside alarm clock goes off: Instead of music or a buzz or beep, we hear a muezzin's call to morning prayer.
John Beifuss
A spiritual masterwork about the friendship between a Muslim and a Jewish boy and the ways in which it brings unexpected changes into their lives and faith perspectives. Sep 5, 2011 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
A spiritual masterwork about the friendship between a Muslim and a Jewish boy and the ways in which it brings unexpected changes into their lives and faith perspectives.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
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