20 Handshakes for Peace (Suspended Time)

The film captures the moment on September 13, 1993, when Yasser Arafat and Yitzhak Rabin shook hands with Bill Clinton on the White House lawn. This handshake symbolizes a key event in the peace process, repeated twenty times throughout the film. The documentary features a voice-over by Edward Said, who critiques the agreement, adding depth to the narrative.

As a documentary, this film appeals to those interested in political history and the complexities of peace negotiations. The combination of archival footage and insightful commentary makes it a thought-provoking viewing experience. Collectors of political documentaries or films that address historical events may find this title particularly relevant to their collections.