This ultra-low budget documentary highlights the positive presence of the International Solidarity Movement - foreign volunteers dedicated to disrupting the Israeli occupation - but doesn't do enough to fill in the background to what we're watching. Hardy's laid back sarcasm - it comes across as an extension of his stage act, which is a natural enough reaction - is watchable, but too often you want more than a seemingly casual commentary.
It lacks the satirical bite and entertaining political 'lessons' of Michael Moore or Mark Thomas, although its on-the-ground footage offers an angle that goes further than most headlines. It's good to have these issues aired in any format, but a stronger directorial hand might have increased their impact.