The House of Tomorrow

Name: The House of Tomorrow
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 1 h 4 min
Rating: 6.7

2011
1h 4m

IMDb RATING

6.7/10

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A contemporary and lively documentary, The House of Tomorrow chooses to focus on the future and to encourage the idea that people can have a hand in their own destinies, whatever the odds. M... Read allA contemporary and lively documentary, The House of Tomorrow chooses to focus on the future and to encourage the idea that people can have a hand in their own destinies, whatever the odds. Many movies about the Israeli/Palestinian conflict are understandably focused on the wrongd... Read allA contemporary and lively documentary, The House of Tomorrow chooses to focus on the future and to encourage the idea that people can have a hand in their own destinies, whatever the odds. Many movies about the Israeli/Palestinian conflict are understandably focused on the wrongdoing. The House of Tomorrow looks for a new approach inspired by the vision of extraordina... Read all

Directors
- Hanan Kattan
- Shamim Sarif
Writer
- Shamim Sarif

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IMDb RATING

6.7/10

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Hanan Kattan
- Shamim Sarif
Writer
- Shamim Sarif

1User review

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- 1 nomination

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10/10

Literally breathtaking

The House of Tomorrow is a perfectly done documentary that shows the situation in Palestine. The storytelling has perfect sense because of get and provide us information and witnesses by different target of the society. The documentary is able to make you aware of the problems against the freedom that exist in Israel even if you live in the other part of the world. The passion and the sensibility of Hannan Kattan and Shamim Sarif on this topic can be perceived since the beginning and moreover involve the spectator at all. I believe that everyone should see this documentary, both who is trained about this topic and (especially) who is not really informed about this.