Where Olive Trees Weep

I cannot emphasise enough how much this film needs to be watched. It is both beautiful and painful. It shows the strength, and courage and resilience of these people even though they face endless trauma and restrictions on every part of their lives, even their water. It gives multiple insights in to the issues faced, from the people themselves, to campaigners, to the psychological impact. Gabor Mate, as always, adds painful grounding to the narrative. As a viewer, you are brought from Painful lows to beautiful highs. The cinematography and editing is beautifully crafted. A must-watch. I believe this will be studied for many generations.