lianlands Reviews

Golda (2023)

Less is less

[7/10 · 18 February 2024]

Too minimalistic, it lacked details about Golda's rich life. It left me with many questions and dissatisfaction. She deserves more than just showing her part in the war and the peace with Egypt.

Her legacy is nothing compared to who she was, to what she did, to how she even became the first female president ever. The struggles she went throughout her political career are not only the war. The movie should have been named 'Kipur War' and not 'Golda' since it didn't even SHOW Golda as a whole. Iv'e expected to know her more and have more personal outlook on her life. Either way- I appreciate Hellen and her marvelous acting skills.

Finding Ola (2022– )

Israeli review

[10/10 · 10 June 2023]

A couple of month ago i decided to watch series from the middle east and north africa to get closer to the hearts of our neighbors in a way that we can...in a world of division, where it is scary to reach out- i found myself crying marly for the fact that we are so much alike than different. Finding Ola made me feel close, to the culture, the fight of breaking out from the chains of the past, it is all spoken about in this series.

I fell in love with the characters, especially to Ola, a strong,loving,relatable woman who is experiencing her new self in the modern world... and tasting the Egyptian culture through the serie just fulfilled my mission- to feel closer to our so called "haters"... and heal myself from the political brainwash which i never fully believed in. This series gave me hope <3 If anyone is reading this and wants to feel closer to us for real, i recommend watching the following series- 1. On the Spectrum- by Dana Idisis 2. Rehersals- by Noa Koler 3. Bluddy Murray- by Stav Idisis 4. Ramzor(Traffic light)- by Adir Miller.

5. Lehiyot Ita(she's with me)- by Assi Azar.

6. Manayek- by Roy Iddan

Good luck with finding these series, sending good energies and wish for a healing journey to the person reading this <3.