Behind Enemy Lines - four years later, frustrated from years of brutal violence, Gil-Har reunites his two protagonists. In an emotional and dramatic quest through the milestones of the conflict, Benny and Adnan try to convince each other in their own truth. Jenin refugee camp, terror ridden Jerusalem, the disputed Temple Mount, and the family of a suicide bomber are only a few stations of their weeklong journey.

Benny is already a settler and heads a police commando unit who combats Palestinian militants. Adnan's cousin was killed while on a shooting rampage in the heart of Tel-Aviv. Despite the huge gap in their political perspectives the two former friends try to find ways to communicate and rebuild the lost trust. (2004, 52 minutes).


AWARDS & FESTIVALS

 Interfaith Award – St Louis International Film Festival
 Silver Phoenix – Warsaw Jewish Film Festival
 International Film Festivals : IDFA – Amsterdam, Brooklyn, Cracow, Portugal, Dallas, Edmonton, Leeds, Czech,  Ourense, St Louis, Vancouver Human Rights, Warsaw Human Rights, East Lansing, Arizona, Tiburon, Mt Shasta, Wine county
 Jewish Film Festivals: San Francisco, Toronto, Boston, New York, San Diego, Denver, Vancouver, Montreal, Berlin, United Kingdom, Washington DC, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Warsaw, Halifax, Calgary, Austin, Huston, Seattle , New Jersey, Rochester, Orange County

TV SCREENINGS

 PBS – USA
 ZDF – Germany
 ORF – Austria
 Channel 2 – Israel.

QUOTES

"Herness and Joulani are the personification of Israeli and Palestinian societies and attitudes, and thus the potential means for reconciliation between the two peoples". (The Jerusalem Report)

"There is something to be admired about each man, no matter how you feel about their arguments. Both are passionate in their beliefs". (Jewish Sightseeing)

"It's a futile endeavor, but 'Lines' suggests that in the end the men are more alike than different, even if they don't see it that way". (The Boston Globe)