udi aloni, you directed the film. you talk about what the character kareem says in the first clip about his songs responding to a question about whether his work is political? and in the last scene between kareem and his girlfriend? -- it is very important. the film is fun. we want to create high art. when tame saidr "i'm not political," it is the wish to be a political. only the privileged can say, "i'm doing pure art." we have a great song that means, the if i come with a bag on bus, i become a political entity because everyone looks at me. to: i want to ask tamer respond to this. ,amer nafar who is with us since he is farther way because of the long delay, but he is in the studios of will and sure in urbana, he said "my phones are not political, they does describe the place i come from." can you talk about what that means to you? >> first off, the screenplay was a corporation with me and many things artist. this specific interview in the movie when he says "i'm not political," it becomes a song, like udi said. you

rebecca vilkomerson, executive director of jewish voice for peace and award-winning israeli filmmaker udi alonid discuss aloni's

rebecca vilkomerson, executive director of jewish voice for peace and award-winning israeli filmmaker udi aloni, and discuss aloni's