UIP27

A dry, cerebral procedural that watches like a legal dossier, coolly dissecting territory and power while private feelings surface only obliquely.

Directed by

Joachim Hamou

Genres

Drama

Starring

Mireille Perrier, Anders Mossling, Leila Haji Linder

Overview

Territorial dispute have always been in the center of most human conflicts. The territorial notion thrives for possession and power, resulting in invasive actions and occupation. UIP is the abbreviation for "United Israel Palestine". It is a title referring to a possible future scenario for Israel and Palestine set in the year 2027. In this scenario the international society, governed by the United Nations, is the new occupational power and therefore an international court administers the conflicts. Through this court the film unfolds and it is from a juridical perspective that all territories, bodies, ownerships and legacies are viewed. In contrast psychological relations, both private and public, appears painfully clear.

How it feels

Slow-burning and demanding.

About

Politics, power, justice, identity

Content

Mild violence, sexual content and language. No gore.

Note

Written by AI, so it can be wrong. Full breakdown

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