In-Between

Three Palestinian women in Tel Aviv navigate their lives, friendships, and search for freedom and identity. Laila, Salma, and Noor share a small apartment and juggle their careers, love lives, and familial expectations. As they push against societal norms, they confront personal struggles and the complexities of being modern Arab women in Israel.

In-Between received widespread critical acclaim for its honest portrayal of female friendship, its exploration of contemporary Palestinian identity, and its bold approach to themes of sexuality and independence. Critics praised its authenticity and the strong performances from its lead actresses, highlighting its significance as a progressive narrative.

• A vibrant and honest depiction of female friendship and freedom.

• Features compelling performances that bring depth to the characters' struggles.

• Offers a significant and refreshing perspective on modern Arab women's lives.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally praise the film for its relatable characters and its important themes of independence and friendship. Many viewers found the film to be thought-provoking and well-acted, appreciating its modern take on cultural challenges faced by young Arab women.

Won the NETPAC Award for Best Film at the Toronto International Film Festival (2016), and the Audience Award at the San Sebastián International Film Festival (2016). Nominated for several other international awards.

Director Maysaloun Hamoud drew heavily from her own experiences and observations of her friends' lives in Tel Aviv when writing the script for 'In-Between'.