I've never really seen this type of surreal, random and imaginative film come out of the countries around the Middle East so kudos for taking a creative risk. I can't really say there is a clear plot or narrative. The viewer is taken on an unclear path around story snippets from military guarded checkpoints, unfriendly neighbor skirmishes, perhaps an homage to the short film "The Red Balloon" and then an action packed surreal scene involving guns. Most of the film is told through interesting visuals and lengthy takes, which was a positive. It gave ample time to try to interpret what on earth is going on, which for me was a fruitless endeavor. I can't say I enjoyed the film but I respect its approach.
Review of Divine Intervention
