This movie reminds us there is just one way to separate truth from propaganda: learning.

By the end, Indy and this movie deserve a treat.

This focus on what happens both inside and outside the prison walls makes “The Alabama Solution” transcend mere documentation.

Its minor sins are easy to forgive for such a bold, idiosyncratic anti-Western as this, the kind we don’t often get.

Noam and his family want to tell their story apart from any exploration of the issues that led to the attack or the continuing assaults on Gaza.

As gnarly as things get, Minghella and screenwriter Jack Stanley maintain a keen feeling for farce.

This is not so much a film you watch as one you wake up from, shivering.