Through the work of Dr Samah Jabr, a psychiatrist and writer at the An-Najah University in Nablus Palestine we view the appalling conditions suffered by the inhabitants of Palestine from an analysis of constant containment, uncertainty and violence. Dr Jabr is an impressive mental health advocate and when she is on screen her measured and empathetic tones are hypnotic. The French director Alexandra Dols has worked with Dr Jabr over many years and has published some of her books. Meticulously filmed, Dols is a documentary filmmaker of astounding skill and the film presents a picture of a living Hell for a population under violent occupation. British filmmaker, Ken Loach (director of Cannes Grand Prix winners When the Wind Shakes the Barley and I Daniel Blake) has come out strongly in support of the film. He says “Dr Samah Jabr is a wise and thoughtful woman. Alexandra Dols’ film shares her insights with us, generous, humane and deeply disturbing. Please see this film!”