Director Maya Zinshtein examines the racist reaction of fans toward the addition of two Muslim players to a Jerusalem soccer team.
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Documentary director Maya Zinshtein's debut feature 'Forever Pure' explores Israeli society through the prism of FC Beitar, a Jerusalem soccer ...
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Forever Pure is a wonderful documentary from a political, social and psychological perspective that serves also as a warning. We who take for granted that we ...
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'Forever Pure' tells a depressing story: an Israeli football club, famous for its racist supporters, signs two Muslim players; and the fans boycott the team ...
The animation is top-notch, the writing is solid, the characters are interesting, the pacing is excellent and it's an all-around blast to watch.
Maya Zinshtein's Forever Pure is a story with no winners and only losers, which I guess is sort of the point of the film, but still feels a ...
Zinshtein's film moves from a document on the rise of Israel's most infamous club to an exposé into the nation's systemic racism.
FOREVER PURE is the most racist themed film of TIFF and likely one that will affect audiences the most. Not a dull moment from start to finish.
Forever Pure is a wonderful documentary from a political, social and psychological perspective that serves also as a warning. We who take for granted that ...