Maktspelet

Director Mano Khalil's father was a Kurdish politician who fled Syria for Sweden after being tortured. "Maktspelet" is a documentary that explores the complex political landscape of the Middle East, focusing on the power struggles and conflicts that have shaped the region. The film delves into the personal experiences of those affected by these power plays, seeking to understand the motivations and consequences of political action and inaction.

Maktspelet received generally positive reviews from critics who praised its insightful look into Middle Eastern politics and its personal narrative. While some found the film dense, the overall consensus highlighted its importance as a documentary exploring complex geopolitical issues.

• Praised for its in-depth examination of Middle Eastern power dynamics.

• Appreciated for weaving a personal narrative into the political commentary.

• Some found the subject matter and execution to be dense.

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Nominated for Dragon Award Best Nordic Documentary at Göteborg Film Festival.

Director Mano Khalil's personal family history, including his father's experiences as a Kurdish politician, heavily informs the documentary's narrative and perspective.