Arieh Elias, Florence Bloch, Hugh Masebenza
In the imaginary village of Entshongweni, very far from western civilization, the young James is chosen to undertake a mission--a pilgrimage to holy Jerusalem. But Israel is no longer the Holy Land th...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 28, 2004
Stats: 31 reviews
Extremely well done independent foreign cinema from Israel. Every single aspect, from direction and plot to acting and development, should be appreciated as much as good as it results. Have an open mind and a pacient soul, and you should have no problem at all.
79/100
A young African Christian travels to Israel in an insightful drama about the moral conflict between religious idealism and the crude materialism of the modern world. full review
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