Netalie Brown has two new films that dare to face Israel with its actions: Her documentary ‘Shooting’ portrays Israel’s film and TV industry as a collaborator with the security forces, while her first full-length feature, ‘Oxygen,’ raises questions about the tradition of sacrificing sons in wars | Read More in Life & Culture RSS
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