We often think about our identities as multilayered (Black, White, Italian, Mexican, man, woman), but rarely do we think of them as intersectional, or even that others might view them as clashing or contradictory. Imagine, for instance, that you were both Palestinian and Israeli. Michael Moshe Dahan’s film, Yes Repeat No, is based on the experiences of a person who didn’t just imagine this, but who lived it. Join us on the Cup of Tea Critiques Podcast as we talk to Michael about his motivations for and the challenges he encountered with pulling together Yes Repeat No, which is now available on Prime Video.

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