The Three Wishes

This documentary follows the remarkable story of Nir Baruch, a former agent of Israeli intelligence (Shin Bet), who is haunted by his past actions. He embarks on a journey to seek forgiveness and make amends for the lives he has impacted, particularly focusing on the family of a Palestinian who was killed during his service. Baruch's quest leads him to confront the complexities of conflict, reconciliation, and the personal toll of espionage.

The film garnered significant attention for its introspective and deeply personal exploration of a former intelligence agent's attempt at atonement. Critics praised its emotional depth and the courage of its subject, while also acknowledging the sensitive nature of the political context it addresses.

• A powerful and moving look at the personal consequences of espionage.

• Explores themes of guilt, forgiveness, and the search for peace with remarkable honesty.

• Challenges viewers to consider the human cost of political conflict.

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Premiered at the Locarno International Film Festival.

The documentary's subject, Nir Baruch, was an actual Shin Bet agent who chose to go public with his story and his quest for reconciliation.