San Francisco Chronicle
Despite all the anger and airing of righteous grievances from both sides in this telefilm, its fundamental celebration of cooperation can’t help but feel somewhat hollow.
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Oslo
Golden Globe-winner Ruth Wilson (Luther) and nominee Andrew Scott (Fleabag) lead the true story of the secret and vital back-channel negotiations pivotal to the 1990s Oslo Peace Accords between Israel and the Palestinian Liberation Organization. Based on the Tony Award-winning play.
2021118 minsUSAHBO
DramaTrue Story & BiographyHistorical
Oslo / Reviews
Hollywood Reporter
An engrossing, unfailingly lucid account of a momentous political breakthrough... Few will be unmoved by its sorrowful timeliness.
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The strength of the ensemble cannot make up for the script’s failure to place the drafting of the Oslo Accords within the greater context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, or the film’s tendency to provide humanity to only one side.
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RogerEbert.com
There's an almost visceral feeling of how much better this probably worked onstage before a live audience.
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Variety
Rogers' stage play is a smart, mature piece of writing, but one that transfers rather clumsily to the small screen, in part because its makers don't show quite the same confidence in their audience's intelligence.
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