About the film
Back Door Channels: The Price of Peace is an American documentary about the relationship between official government channels and the people working largely behind the scenes in the peace process between Israel and Egypt. Harry Hunkele directed the film. Producers listed for the entry include Arick Wierson, Donald Tanselle, Matthew Tollin and Vered Kollek.
The documentary is in English and is categorized as a documentary film. Its subject is the peace process, with the title emphasizing the less visible channels involved alongside formal government work. The entry records a 2009 release year and provides the supplied Wikipedia page as its official site.
Viewers can approach it as a political and diplomatic documentary focused on interactions between public negotiations and behind-the-scenes participants.
Who it is for
It suits viewers interested in diplomacy, the Israel–Egypt peace process and documentary accounts of political negotiations. Students examining official and unofficial roles in peace efforts may find the focus useful.
Worth knowing
- Focuses on Israel–Egypt peace efforts
- Examines behind-the-scenes participants
- Contrasts official and unofficial channels
- Directed by Harry Hunkele
- English-language documentary
Before you press play
- Concentrates on one peace process
- Focuses on political and diplomatic activity
- English is the listed language
The short of it
Back Door Channels: The Price of Peace concentrates on the people operating outside formal government channels during Israel–Egypt peace efforts. It offers a focused choice for viewers interested in diplomacy and the less visible side of negotiations.