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SUMMARY:Let It Be Morning
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DESCRIPTION:Oscar-nominated Let It Be Morning is a gentle comedy adapted fo
 r the\nscreen from the novel of the same name about a man and his family\n
 unexpectedly trapped in their hometown village. Director Eran Kolirin\n(Th
 e Band’s Visit)\, poignantly weaves a satirical story around Sami\,\na m
 iddle-class Palestinian businessman based in Jerusalem\, and his\nfamily w
 ho are attending his brother’s wedding in the small Arabic\nvillage in I
 srael where he grew up. Unexpectedly\, Sami’s hometown is\nplaced under 
 a military lockdown in a search for West Bank\nPalestinians living in the 
 village\, including those working on the\nconstruction of a second home fo
 r his family. Sami\, now unable to\nreturn home\, is torn between allegian
 ces and forced to reassess his\npast and confront his future. Israel’s o
 fficial Oscar submission\,\nLet It Be Morning swept the 2021 Ophir Awards 
 (Israel’s equivalent\nof the Oscars). [2021\, Israel\, 101 min\, Rating:
  NR\, In Arabic with\nEnglish subtitles] Randy Meyers of the San Jose Merc
 ury News says\,\n“Eran Kolirin’s satirical drama is a wily one\, fille
 d with layers\nand deeper context within its relatively simple framework a
 s it\nrelates the complexities of Palestinian-Israeli relations.” Venue:
 \nCinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Oscar-nominated Let It Be Morning is a gentle 
 comedy adapted for the screen from the novel of the same name about a man 
 and his family unexpectedly trapped in their hometown village. Director Er
 an Kolirin (The Band’s Visit)\, poignantly weaves a satirical story arou
 nd Sami\, a middle-class Palestinian businessman based in Jerusalem\, and 
 his family who are attending his brother’s wedding in the small Arabic v
 illage in Israel where he grew up. Unexpectedly\, Sami’s hometown is pla
 ced under a military lockdown in a search for West Bank Palestinians livin
 g in the village\, including those working on the construction of a second
  home for his family. Sami\, now unable to return home\, is torn between a
 llegiances and forced to reassess his past and confront his future. Israel
 ’s official Oscar submission\, Let It Be Morning swept the 2021 Ophir Aw
 ards (Israel’s equivalent of the Oscars). [2021\, Israel\, 101 min\, Rat
 ing: NR\, In Arabic with English subtitles] Randy Meyers of the San Jose M
 ercury News says\, “Eran Kolirin’s satirical drama is a wily one\, fil
 led with layers and deeper context within its relatively simple framework 
 as it relates the complexities of Palestinian-Israeli relations.” Venue:
  Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
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