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2025    89mDrama, Biography
8.293%100%8.0
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Red Crescent volunteers receive an emergency call. A 6-year old girl is trapped in a car under IDF fire in Gaza, pleading for rescue. While trying to keep her on the line, they do everything they can to get an ambulance to her.
Directed by Kaouther Ben Hania
  • Hind RajabSelf (Voice - Archive Footage)
  • Motaz MalheesOmar A. Alqam
  • Saja KilaniRana Hassan Faqih
  • Amer HlehelMahdi M. Aljamal
  • Clara KhouryNisreen Jeries Qawas
  • Nesbat SerhanLeila
  • Ramy BrahemMahdi's Assistant
  • Kaouther Ben HaniaDirector / Writer / Editor
  • Odessa RaeProducer
  • James WilsonProducer
  • Nadim CheikhrouhaProducer
  • Elizabeth WoodwardExecutive Producer
  • Brad PittExecutive Producer
  • Joaquin PhoenixExecutive Producer
  • Rooney MaraExecutive Producer
  • Alfonso CuarónExecutive Producer
  • Jonathan GlazerExecutive Producer
  • Dede GardnerExecutive Producer
  • Jeremy KleinerExecutive Producer
  • Frank GiustraExecutive Producer
  • howdys
    howdysJuly 26, 2026
    I have zero words. I've watched it so it ingrained in my mind. This has to stop. I've been meaning to comment Please. WATCH AND SHARE THIS FILM! Ok, maybe a few words.
  • rg9400
    rg9400July 7, 2026
    The Voice of Hind Rajab is a call to action. Throughout the movie, there is a very frustrating lack of action. It's predicated on doing things the right way, and the coordinator is not wrong that trying to rush dispatching the ambulance could put lives at risk. However, throughout, the literal voice of Hind Rajab reminds us that no reason matters if it results in the misery of a young girl. I hope this movie is able to reach a wide audience and it is able to inspire actual change. It is soul shattering devastation, never shying away from its mission to showcase a real story. The calls are all real. The voice is real. The dialogue is real. These things actually happened. Kaouther Ben Hania is able to seamlessly blend fictionalized reactions to the call and the decision-making process against that documentary-style backdrop. Motaz Malhees and Saja Kilani are phenomenal. Their facial reactions and vocal inflections are heartbreaking. Sometimes their counterparts dialogue will play as the camera just focuses on their faces, and in one scene, a character is filming the events on their phone, the screen on the phone displaying actual footage while the rest of the frame is the fictionalized footage. This movie then becomes something more, a rigorous and detail-oriented attempt at recreating the events faithfully while keeping the beat of authenticity throughout, never feeling overly sensationalized. I highlight these points because I want to be clear that while the movie is important because of the story it chooses to tell, how it chooses to tell that story makes it into a great movie. This movie has been seared into me and will haunt me. I hope it manages to do that to even more people because Hanood's story deserves to be heard around the world.
  • BeeVee23
    BeeVee23January 30, 2026
    I watched The Voice of Hind Rajab this afternoon, on my Plex. Normally, I urge everyone to go see films at the cinema, but I would advise anyone that wants to see it to watch it on Plex, too. By about ten minutes in, I was in tears; by the end of the film, I was enraged and crying - not a good look at the cinema. The film came out here in France in November. It is amazing it got turned around so quickly, but it had good backing. 5/5, but a film I won't watch again, unless it's with someone I love
  • cultfilmliker
    cultfilmlikerFebruary 7, 2026
    Bob Vylan did nothing wrong Absolutely sickening. The pit in my stomach. Fuck. STOP GIVING UP FFS …………. oh Ebon Moss-Bachrach looking good tho!!!
  • daminiasco
    daminiascoJuly 4, 2026
    I am speechless right now. But I wish everything will gonna be okay one day
  • Nahim Wazir
    Nahim WazirMarch 12, 2026
    A must watch, what a zionist nazi state can do to a child.
  • Sham
    ShamMay 8, 2026
    her voice will haunt me forever...
  • hassane9104
    hassane9104April 26, 2026
    This is a haunting and essential testament that shatters the silence surrounding the occupation. Hearing Hind Rajab’s voice is a direct confrontation with the brutal reality of systemic oppression and the world's failure to protect innocent children. It is a masterpiece of resistance that gives a soul to the statistics of war. Every word serves as a powerful call for liberation and an end to the ongoing genocide. This work is not just a listen; it is a duty for anyone who stands for human rights and global solidarity. A heartbreaking and revolutionary cry for freedom that must echo until justice is served. Rating: 5/5
  • Atif Qureshi
    Atif QureshiMarch 12, 2026
    Not sure how to express my feeling after watching this movie.
  • Brandi
    BrandiMarch 10, 2026
    Wow. Just wow. I'm going to have to come back later and do a better review, but right now my body is really shook.
  • Tyler S
    Tyler SMarch 3, 2026
    😢💔 👍👍 8.5/10
  • Kevin Ward
    Kevin WardNovember 18, 2025
    Part dramatization/re-enactment that incorporates the actual audio of an emergency services phone call of a 5 year old girl, Hind Rajab Hamada trapped in her family car in which all of the other occupants had been shot by Israeli armed forces.  The film follows the call center workers trying to comfort Hind Rajab, keeping her on the line while they try to coordinate with various intermediaries (Red Cross, etc) to hopefully negotiate safe passage to rescue the girl from the wreckage. While I don’t think the dramatization of the call center narrative always worked, it is absolutely impossible to not have your heart torn to shreds imagining what that poor girl is going through on the other end of the line. Watched this a day after watching Put Your Soul on Your Hands and Walk, not knowing what either film was about beforehand and I’m sufficiently crushed. Free Palestine

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