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(1813) 7.4 107 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Cave is a movie starring Amani Ballour, Salim Namour, and Alaa. Amidst air strikes and bombings, a group of female doctors in Ghouta, Syria struggle with systemic sexism while trying to care for the injured using limited...

Genres
Documentary, War
Director
Feras Fayyad
Starring
Salim Namour, Amani Ballour, Samaher, Alaa

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Genres Documentary, War
Director Feras Fayyad
Writer Alisar Hasan, Feras Fayyad
Stars Salim Namour, Amani Ballour, Samaher, Alaa
Country France, Qatar, Denmark, Germany, USA, UK
Also Known As La cueva, The Cave: szpital w ogniu, Al-kahf, ザ・ケーブ
Runtime 1 h 47 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Amidst air strikes and bombings, a group of female doctors in Ghouta, Syria struggle with systemic sexism while trying to care for the injured using limited resources.

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15 customer reviews about war «The Cave»

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Emma
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 11:24

I was fortunate enough to see this in a theater. I'm not sure how I missed it before, because I'm one of those people who's far too busy to bother watching the commercials. As I saw the movie, I was reminded of the movie The Deer Hunter, which I was also fortunate to see at the theater. Both movies are directed by the same director, John Badham. That's right. John Badham. This is the same director of The Deer Hunter. The plot: a very well-meaning and sensitive man in his sixties is sent into the Afghan mountains to find some of the young soldiers he has saved from the Taliban. As the movie unfolds, we see that all the soldiers he has saved are killed, some in very violent ways. The man is also killed, but the film makes it clear that he is an angel sent down from heaven to protect these men. While on the journey, we learn that all the soldiers are getting soppy-mouthed about the war. It's funny to watch as some of the young men describe their feelings about the war. They call it a "distant nightmare" and the main character says, "It is so distant, it is as if it never happened." All in all, this is a very well-made movie. The movie has a very good cast, with a very good soundtrack, and has a very good sense of direction. The movie also has a great sense of humor. The main character has a very great sense of humor. And the movie has a very good sense of realism. There are no stereotypical characters. The main character is a father, a soldier, a friend, and a brother. All of them are very realistic. The men in the film are mostly very good, but not everyone is a perfect hero. Most of the men in the film are not very religious, but are very much religious. As the movie progresses, we learn that these men are good, but not perfect. The way these men react to the situation they find themselves in is very realistic. And this realism extends to the way they treat each other. We see that the soldiers that they bring back to base are treated very well. They are given food, but they are also given the ability to speak to each other. We see that they are allowed to have their families come visit them. This is an important part of the film. The soldiers are treated like family, not like objects that have been brought to them. And when the soldiers are being treated like family, they don't just treat each other like objects, but they treat each other as people. That's how the movie portrays these men. The music in this movie is very well-done. The music helps to tell the story. I think that the music in the movie is great. The movie also has some really great dramatic moments. The movie does not shy away from showing the horrors of war. There is no war at all in this movie. There are no American soldiers in the movie. They are all Afghan, but there is no war. There is no conflict. They just do a job for the Afghan government, and do it very
Susan
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 06:13

I think the movie was very well done. It was well filmed, the production design was excellent, and it was very informative about the horrors of the concentration camps. I agree with the first person who said that this movie did not take the place of a documentary. It was good, but not the best of the best.
Christina
Friday, 11 Sep 2020 21:46

After reading the book, I was disappointed to see the movie completely disregard the book. However, I found this movie very entertaining. I thought that the characters were very well portrayed and they were engaging. The movie made you think about the movie and the real-life events that occurred in the movie. The movie is not as serious as the book. I think that the movie did a good job of conveying the feelings that the characters had during the events in the movie. The characters were portrayed very well. Overall, the movie was a very entertaining movie. I would recommend this movie to anyone.
Andrea F.
Friday, 11 Sep 2020 16:50

The Cave is an award winning documentary from HBO that provides a tour of the Australian outback and the fallout of the brutal occupation of the Australian outback by the Australian government. This documentary is a major story in Australia, as it is about the forced removal of 200,000 Aboriginal people from their ancestral lands and the subsequent physical and mental abuse and degradation of the Aboriginal people. The documentary has received multiple awards, including the 1992 World Press Freedom Award, and the documentary was made for HBO and released theatrically in the US in 1994. It also has been shown on television several times, most recently on PBS in January of 2013. It's the best documentary about the Australian outback that I have seen, and it should be seen by all people interested in the Australian outback. The film's emphasis is on the human cost of the Australian outback occupation, including the forced removal of Aboriginal people from their land, and the physical and mental abuse and degradation of the Aboriginal people. It focuses on how the Aboriginal people were treated in the prisons, the hospital, the clinic, and the training centers, and it is very hard to watch, because of the evidence presented of the abuse and torture, and the horrific acts of the Australian government that resulted from these actions. In my opinion, it is a must see, and the best documentary that I have ever seen.
Scott Contreras
Thursday, 27 Aug 2020 15:46

I can't understand why so many people are saying it's too long and boring. I think it's the director's way of showing what happened to them in Afghanistan. The whole point is that he doesn't tell the story in any particular order. This is the one thing that makes it boring, rather than showing the whole thing in the order of the liberation of Afghanistan. The same is the case of his documentary on the French occupation of Afghanistan, "Two Years Later". The way he tells the story is a bit strange, too. It's very much like the "memoirs" he tells of himself, telling us how he lived, how he felt and what he had to do. In this case, we don't get to hear him telling us what happened, as he says he didn't have to. There are many things in the documentary that are important, for example the Afghan women's liberation. But these things are not shown, or not shown in the way they should be. The documentary on the German occupation of Afghanistan is even worse, because they are just told through the German soldier's point of view. The film is not objective, because it's a documentary, and as a documentary it should show the reality. If you don't want to see a documentary, see the documentary on the Afghan women's liberation, because this is a film that is showing the reality of what happened in Afghanistan, with great style. I hope that, when people see this documentary, they see that it's a good way to show the reality of what happened in Afghanistan. We are not the only people who were in Afghanistan in the eighties. The Vietnamese were there, too, and they are not shown in the film, as they are not part of the liberation of Afghanistan. That's why, if you watch this film, see how the people in Afghanistan are treated. A lot of people died in Afghanistan in the eighties, and as a documentary it is important to show that. The director did a great job with the footage he had. He filmed a lot of the interviews, and also the village where he lived and worked, and he talked to a lot of people who were in Afghanistan, and from the beginning I felt I was going back in time. A lot of the film is very calm and very beautiful. I was surprised by how much the director managed to capture the atmosphere of the eighties. In the first part, you will hear about the Americans and the Russians, and then you'll get to see the Afghans and their situation. I think this is one of the most beautiful documentaries I've ever seen. I think it's the best documentary on the US and the Russian occupation of Afghanistan I've ever seen. The documentary has a lot of amazing footage, and I can't think of anything more to say about it. It's one of the best documentaries I've ever seen, and it deserves a 10/10.
Martha
Tuesday, 25 Aug 2020 13:26

Most of the films I've seen are the boring ones, these are the films that you go to your local independent cinema to see, just to escape from the mainstream. Not for me. I want to know what it is like to be there, to be in the film. This film delivers that. The Cave is a testament to the other way of life, a way of life where survival is the only way. My heart was pounding through the whole film, it was very true. I wish there was more footage, I was so tired of being told what to do, and I wanted to get to know the characters. They were so believable, and made me feel like I was there. Not only were they a group of veterans who were making a documentary about what they saw, they were a group of people who saw the same things as the vets in the film. I could not stop thinking about the footage in the film, I could not look away, but the camera was so strong in that sense. The characters were really interesting, and I can not wait to see the film again. It had such a lasting impact on me, and I will probably watch the film again soon. This is a film that you should see, and I recommend it highly to anyone. I give it a 9 out of 10, it is amazing, and I wish it was available to buy on DVD, but alas, it will never be.
Roy S.
Tuesday, 28 Jul 2020 13:23

The fact that this is a documentary is pretty much the only noteworthy aspect of this, but it is almost impossible to think of any other aspect. It is a typical story of an isolated family who happen to have one person with the equivalent of PTSD. Not the least bit surprising, considering how long ago the end of WWII came, but the simple fact of it all makes it work. It is not one that one can easily forget. It is long, with some portions of it (about 5 minutes or so) that seem more like talk-shows than a documentary. There is a lot of information, but nothing that is going to be of much interest. It is the type of thing that is almost effortless to watch, but that one will not be as much a fan of as someone else. It is, however, a fascinating story. And you know what? There are a lot of things in this movie that are not of much interest, or even that are actually less interesting than what you were expecting.
Dennis Hughes
Sunday, 26 Jul 2020 20:34

While this film covers a lot of ground in its first hour, it does not give enough away to be worth the wait. Still, it is worth watching, as it provides insight into a long and bloody war fought in Afghanistan between the Soviets and the Americans. The movie follows the war from the perspective of three soldiers, Omar, Hassan, and Qusay, who are most interested in seeing their mission accomplished. As the war unfolds, we see that the battle is not about the battle itself. It is about the soldiers themselves, and their stories. While Omar is an idealistic young guy and Hassan is just a typical soldier, Qusay is the all-American hero. The war is not about American soldiers, it is about Afghans who fight and die to protect their homeland and are willing to die for their country. For this reason, it is interesting to see how these soldiers deal with death and see the conflict through their eyes. While the war is primarily about war, it is also about relationships and family. In this respect, it is interesting to see the war as a movie. The movie starts off by talking about the war and then the life of the three soldiers. It also talks about the stories of some of the other soldiers in the platoon. While it is the first part, it does not tell much. In fact, it is the first part that I wish had been included. However, the war itself is covered well. The movie does a good job at covering the details of the war and covering the details of the war in the middle. Overall, the movie was not as interesting as the other war documentaries that have come out recently. While it was entertaining, I felt that the war is not shown enough. Still, the movie is worth watching if you are interested in this war. 8/10
Michelle J.
Sunday, 26 Jul 2020 11:04

A well-constructed and compelling film that is both difficult to understand and interesting. I would highly recommend it.
Brittany Marshall
Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 20:31

Last night I watched The Cave, a documentary about the siege of the New York City underground during World War II. The film is all about the crew working on the film, but for me it was about the actors on the project. Among the highlights are Julia Ormond, who plays the all-too-human Lola, a mother and grandmother who was forced to take refuge in the tunnels. They also include Chris Pratt, who plays "Brill," the narrator of the film who is a relatively unknown actor with a complicated background. For those who know Pratt, you will immediately recognize his character in this film. His acting in this film is truly remarkable and you can feel the pain he feels when he makes the decision to leave the camp. I have to admit, the film does make the case that WWII was the worst war in the history of mankind and that the tunnels are the last surviving vestige of civilization. In the end, I found the film very moving, but I found it lacking a great deal in documentary quality. The final footage of the invasion of the tunnels is worth watching and is definitely worth buying, but the film could have used a little more time spent on the crew of the movie.
Danielle Perez
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 08:41

I have just watched this movie. I can't understand the scores on this site. I was very happy with it, no questions were asked, no explanations were given. The movie is a story of what happened in the late 1970's in the Caves of Aleppo. The story is based on a book by Hina Shamsi, author of the BBC series "Human Atlas". The movie is a moving and realistic portrayal of a part of Syria that we know very little about. The interviewees are from all sides, Christian and Muslim, and they give very accurate and poignant testimony. This movie shows that in this war it is not a battle between army and army, but between all of the warring factions. This film will take you through the hearts and minds of those who fought there and the country that was left. They are not that bad people. They were just like everyone else, trying to survive. It shows how bad the war was and how much it took a human to make a difference.
Evelyn
Friday, 29 May 2020 18:08

I'm a pretty big fan of Sy's, and this film is pretty good for a young guy to see first hand, it was pretty good even though it was a bit long, and not as good as the trailer, but it is still good, it did a pretty good job of giving a fair and accurate depiction of how the battles went, and in general the film portrayed what really happened. The performances were great, i thought he did a great job as did Naylor, and others, the film gave a fair and accurate depiction of the conflict, and what happened, and was not too saccar like the recent film about the battle, it was pretty realistic, it didn't exaggerate what really happened, it was a lot more accurate, there were some things that were a little off, but the overall tone and the realty was a good balance. Overall, I was pretty impressed, and recommend it, it was pretty good, it wasn't too accurate, but it was pretty good overall. 8/10
Ralph Barnes
Wednesday, 27 May 2020 15:49

As I entered the theatre, I was expecting something like "My Journey Into The Heart Of Africa". What I got was an experience to remember. To understand the depth of Africa, and the cultural and historical links with every culture, tribe, country, and continent. The most moving moment of the movie was when the Otonzo in the Congo, a Tutsi woman, was interviewed by a British researcher, and said "I'm like a baby". It gave me goose bumps. What a world this is. If you know anything about the history of Africa, you will find this movie moving. If you have never heard of this, I highly recommend this movie. It's a must-see.
Gary S.
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 20:19

This film starts out with an important message and then falls apart. The first half of the movie does seem like it might get better. But then after the film is over, the message of the film is the same, and the ending is totally out of whack. If you like the message, skip the first half of the movie. I think the movie is too long for the message. It just seems like they're trying to build up the character of John Wayne, but then he dies. They also try to tell us that this was a people's war and that this war is not the fault of a nation or a war. They are just trying to show that war is terrible. After this, the movie gets a little better. The second half gets better. It is trying to tell a story about the bravery of the Jewish people, and the courage of the Indian. However, the final speech of the movie is just over the top. It's almost like the film makers said, "oh, let's have a big speech at the end of the film". The truth is that this is just an anti-war film. There is nothing positive to say about it. They also portray the Indian as a cowardly and dumb creature. This is ridiculous. The Indian was not stupid. It's just that the film makers decided to paint them as such. Overall, the movie is not a good movie. It's just a good movie. It doesn't need to tell the truth to us. It's just a film about war, and trying to portray the bravery of the Indian people.
Benjamin M.
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 14:27

It is a shame that this documentary isn't more widely known. It is a great movie and one of the best documentaries I have seen in a long time. The director didn't just want to make a documentary about the men, they wanted to show the stories of the men as well. This movie is about the 40th anniversary of the Gulf War, the men in the Marine 1st Reconnaissance Group. I thought the movie was excellent and I would recommend it to anyone who has a little knowledge of the Gulf War. I was in the 1st Reconnaissance Group that was in the Gulf War. I was blown away by the way that the movie showed the experience of the men. I thought the movie showed the men and their stories and the emotions that went with the deployment and other things. I was totally in awe of the men. This movie is a must see. It is a wonderful movie.
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