and f israel

and f israel

najgorszy color grading jaki dotychczas widziałam

najgorszy color grading jaki dotychczas widziałam

SLOPPPPPPPP had to watch for class absolute bullshit. The 100% yellow filter anytime it was supposed to be Jerusalem or Gaza was actually fucking crazy. Also to try and make it seem like “yay they worked so hard and they came to an agreement yippee!!” Was also fucking crazy. The Palestinians were still screwed over by the Oslo Accords with extremely little actual progress made. Have literally spoken to Israeli negotiators that were involved who said themselves it was shit deals not worth taking with both the Oslo Accords and Camp David smh

SLOPPPPPPPP had to watch for class absolute bullshit. The 100% yellow filter anytime it was supposed to be Jerusalem or Gaza was actually fucking crazy. Also to try and make it seem like “yay they worked so hard and they came to an agreement yippee!!” Was also fucking crazy. The Palestinians were still screwed over by the Oslo Accords with extremely little actual progress made. Have literally spoken to Israeli negotiators that were involved who said themselves it was shit deals not worth taking with both the Oslo Accords and Camp David smh

All 4 stars are dedicated to Andrew

All 4 stars are dedicated to Andrew

watched this for an MUN thing, was unsurprisingly the only one who paid attention the whole way through

not quite as dull and lifeless as i expected it to be, although i definitely wouldn’t want to watch it again. i hate to dunk on sitting-and-talking movies just because they’re only ever sitting-and-talking, but this one had a LOT of sitting-and talking. at least there was some interesting shot composition in the first half. oh and what was up with the overwhelmingly green/yellow wash over the ENTIRE film? taking a page out of twilight’s book, my god

apparently this was originally a play before getting a film adaptation, which explains andrew scott’s appearance in this a bit more (he was a gem as always, what else can you expect). i can definitely see this being way more impactful on the stage, where you can feel the palpable “realness” of the negotiations going on. whereas on screen, it’s pretty much… sitting-and-talking

also that when one guy was introduced i just assumed he was keanu reeves in the matrix. you’ll know who i’m talking about if you ever decide to watch this

watched this for an MUN thing, was unsurprisingly the only one who paid attention the whole way through

not quite as dull and lifeless as i expected it to be, although i definitely wouldn’t want to watch it again. i hate to dunk on sitting-and-talking movies just because they’re only ever sitting-and-talking, but this one had a LOT of sitting-and talking. at least there was some interesting shot composition in the first half. oh and what was up with the overwhelmingly green/yellow wash over the ENTIRE film? taking a page out of twilight’s book, my god

apparently this was originally a play before getting a film adaptation, which explains andrew scott’s appearance in this a bit more (he was a gem as always, what else can you expect). i can definitely see this being way more impactful on the stage, where you can feel the palpable “realness” of the negotiations going on. whereas on screen, it’s pretty much… sitting-and-talking

also that when one guy was introduced i just assumed he was keanu reeves in the matrix. you’ll know who i’m talking about if you ever decide to watch this