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Israeli filmmaker Loevy questions in voiceover whether one can ever really see the other's side, and the strain of this divide is felt in over-dramatic attempts to highlight individual victims.
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The New York Times by Dave Kehr
The freer and more sophisticated approach of "Divine Intervention" makes these traditional-minded documentaries look somewhat stodgy and old-fashioned by comparison, but both have a value as reportage that Mr. Suleiman's film does not pretend to have.
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Loevy, who made this documentary with an Israeli and Palestinian crew, supplies a self-conscious voice-over.
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It's a story that says a lot about the stupidity of war.