Many flaws..

Rating: 2/10 (6 February 2011)

This is overall a "nice" movie with a deep message about wars and a few clever analogies, but it is somewhat too far fetched and unbelievable.
Several movies like this one have been made, where a person is torn between two religions or ethnic groups since their birth and confronted to their origins when going on a quest (Greek vs. Turks, Armenian vs. Turks, etc.), but they don't need Radiohead to be entertaining. This movie shouldn't either.
I also don't like movies that rely on spectacular coincidences. With everything else, it completely threw me off.
Last but not least, the whole mathematical parallel was clumsy and appeared as a sign of "trying too hard" to be "deep" on too many levels. Anyone having studied maths at university will find the professors' characters (both Lebanese and French/Canadian) unreal.
Maybe this worked better when it was a play. One can easily see the classic tragic themes and elements. But I didn't see it then.