One of the most powerful documentaries of the year, this puts us smack in the open wound that is Gaza, filtered through the eyes of three American surgeons who volunteer their time and expertise. Of Palestinian, Jewish and Zoroastrian backgrounds, the three men are compelled to operate in the most challenging circumstances, often without adequate supplies or sometimes even electricity. Of course the hospitals themselves also come under fire. Reluctantly, but inevitably, they also become spokesmen, relating their experiences to the international media, to politicians back home in America, and to anyone else who could conceivably step up and make a difference to one of the defining atrocities of our age
100% Fresh, Rotten Tomatoes
Dares its audience not to look away.
Variety
Riveting.
Pat Mullen, POV magazine
Poh Si Teng
USA/Palestine/Qatar/Malaysia
2025
In English and Arabic with English subtitles
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Credits
Producer
Poh Si Teng, Kirstine Barfod, Reem Haddad
Cinematography
Ibrahim Al Otla, Chris Renteria, Arthur Nazaryan, Poh Si Teng, Ramzy Haddad
Editor
Christopher White, Ema Ryan Yamazaki
Original Music
Suad Bushnaq
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