It's funny and energetic, dispensing insights without preaching them.

An easy intro to new Lebanese cinema... chronicling the country's post-civil war emptiness with a light touch as it zaps between playful clowning and edge-of-violence darkness.

What could have been a diverting but ultimately throwaway movie experience becomes something you just can't shake.

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