Title: A Dazzling Display of Zionist Revisionism
Product review: The only star this film earns is the Star of David. If the viewer is searching for cinematic scholarship he would be well advised to go elsewhere. This piece of Pro-Israeli propaganda belongs in the film library of every synagogue. It is an engaging tale festooned with rare footage of post World War I notables sandwiched between the commentary of 8 cyl. The commentary is punctuated by Pro-Israeli pundits like Thomas Friedman and the whole dialogue mass is well kneeded by a 24 ct. Brandeis University (not surprising, eh?) Zionist. The most remarkable feature of the 59 min film is the fact that the state of Israeli is hardly mentioned. The true genesis of Middle Eastern malaise remains unmentioned.
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