Very powerful film to reflect on today's politics & media

Rating: 9/10 (25 December 2005)

I would like to praise Steven Spilberg for bringing three things to the fore: a) Violence only breeds more violence; b) Jewish morals are incompatible with the needs of a State and politicians; c) Nothing disappears, but what goes comes.
The movie brings the humane inside the manipulation of politics. When the actors reflect on their Jewishness, they cannot fulfill their function.
The toy maker says in one of his lines that he is losing his soul. The revenge does not bring peace but more blood. Everybody is a loser. The French resistance is still alive since the Second World War, nothing really disappears. Violence will breed more violence ad infinitum....
I wish that this movie will bring a change in the myths created by ideologies and should allow people in the Middle East to find a modus vivendi that will suit everybody. Moreover, I wish that the sons of Abraham should reflect in their origins, forgive each other and profit from the blessings received at that time.
Thank you to Mr. Spilberg and his crew