Israeli filmmaker Eran Riklis' "Lemon Tree" bears food for thought — and for the eye. It's the story of two women — one Palestinian, one Israeli — and the grove that divides them ...

Apparently based on a real incident, Lemon Tree is a slow and thoughtful film from Eran Riklis that uses a West Bank lemon grove as a metaphor for the Arab/Israeli conflict.

Tensions mount when an Israeli defense minister moves into a house bordering a Palestinian widow's lemon grove — and his security team insists the trees must come down for the sake of his safety.

Still, “Lemon Tree” leaves you with more to remember than most movies: a monumental performance, some compelling characters, a vision of a country appealing enough to make you understand why ...

Lemon Tree A multifaceted drama straddling the Palestinian-Israeli chasm that's marbled with irony, generosity, anger and pure crowd-pleasing optimism.

It’s a pity that Eran Riklis’ Lemon Tree isn’t as arresting as it could be, since it manages to take an age-old conflict and freshly humanize it. That the movie is ultimately too restrained ...

‘Lemon Tree’ is beautiful movie to watch and the language is a wonderful treat to listen to while reading the subtitles. The story presents a very real problem in the middle east without becoming too ...

Inspired by a real-life incident, this captivating Israeli film is both a compelling story of self-determination and an astute evaluation of the current state o ...

Salma Zidane, a widow, lives simply from her grove of lemon trees in the West Bank's occupied territory. The Israeli defense minister and his wife move next door; the Secret Service orders the ...

Everything you need to know about Lemon Tree.

Movie Information The Hendersonville Film Society will show Lemon Tree at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 10, in the Smoky Mountain Theater at Lake Pointe Landing Retirement Community (behind Epic Cinemas ...