Adnan Tarabshi, Aki Avni, Carmen Maura
Two women form an unlikely relationship as the result of circumstance. One woman jumps into a cab driven by the other woman. What results, is a journey involving thugs and political intrigue.
DVD Release Date: May 29, 2007
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April 15, 2006A touching "journey film" that is bound to bore its male audience but not to the point where it leaves one completely incapable of appreciating its sly undertone and its racy (and ultimately satisfying) performances.
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March 29, 2009Free Zone is a very slow moving road movie which offers decent performances from the main stars. The goings on are very subtle and until the more obvious scenes you just sit back and watch it gently move along. I dont think this is going to be everyones cup of tea and to be hon...( read more)
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December 22, 2008a taxi driver needing to get to the free zone across jordan border, goes with american played by natalie portman, a nice little role for portman, ruffing it away from hollywood, and hana laszlo, as women taxi driver, lots of long takes with a interesting viewpoint brought across
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November 22, 2008Natalie's my girl, but I couldn't do much with this film. I should have known when the film opened with 9 minutes of a close up on Natalie crying, and never really explained why.
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November 7, 2008I found this film at my public library and I never heard of it before. But since there's Natalie Portman in it and also because it takes place in Jordan and Israel, I was attracted to it. It seems like most of the people over here didn't enjoy it but I liked it a lot. It's a road...( read more)
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April 11, 2008Natalie is horrible, and any one who disagrees sniffs there on farts for fun. She has limited abilities and sounds like a dang 60's robot. For goodness sake, she ruined Star Wars.
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March 4, 2008A movie that surprised me...with a WTF! Strong opening with Natalie Portman sitting in the cab. It had a focus, but the plot just dragged along left me with confusion and disappointment. It was very cool to see the two sides of Israel and to see Natalie's great performance though.
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Critic Reviews
June 2, 2006
Liam Lacey, Globe and Mail
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