Variety
While films and TV series about the trials and tribulations of female friends living, loving, and working in a big city may be fairly common (“Sex and the City” and “Girls” to name a couple), Arab-Israeli writer-director Maysaloun Hamoud refreshes the genre’s tropes with her energetic feature debut “In Between.” What makes this spiky dramedy so compelling are the Palestinian-Israeli protagonists, whose split lives have rarely been depicted on screen. These strong, modern, sexually active women, living independently in the center of Tel Aviv, away from their families and the weight of tradition, struggle to be true to themselves when confronting the expectations of others. With many hooks for promotion, this engrossing tale should have a strong festival career; niche art-house life is possible in some territories.
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