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Another type of narrative frames that took a big place in this movie is "Loyalty Frame". There was not only hatred and war among the both sides; but actually there was love and loyalty as well. In fact, that came in several scenes. For example, as happened at the very end of the film; When Tal challenged the difficulties in order to reach Naim. Furthermore, in the middle of the movie; After the second Israeli attack when Naim decided ignore Tal and did not sending her any message for being Jewish, claiming that they are the reason behind what is happening. But eventually he changed his mind and he kept sending message to her.
In conclusion, "A Bottle in the Gaza Sea" movie is a very emotional movie that I had ever seen. It expresses the credibility
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