‘Behind the Mountains’ Review: Unpredictable Tunisian Oddity Blends Social Realism With the Ability to Fly ...Middle East

Catatonic with a bright red swollen eye, middle-aged Rafik (Majd Mastoura) sits handcuffed inside a police station in the aftermath of a violent outburst at his soul-crushing office job. Whatever gripe eroded his sanity doesn’t matter as much now, since the incident, including a suicide attempt, unearthed a supernatural ability he possesses. An unpredictable oddity […]

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