Jan 26, 2026 3:14pm PT ‘American Doctor’ Review: A Visceral Account of the War in Gaza Told Through the Eyes of Emergency Doctors By framing her documentary from the perspective of three American doctors — one Palestinian, one Jewish and one Zoroastrian — filmmaker Poh Si Teng questions whose voices and whose lives matter. By Murtada Elfadl Plus Icon Murtada Elfadl Latest ‘American Doctor’ Review: A Visceral Account of the War in Gaza Told Through the Eyes of Emergency Doctors 48 minutes ago ‘Sore: Wife from the Future’ Review: A Fantastical Time-Traveling Romance That Never Achieves Liftoff 1 month ago ‘Europe’s New Faces’ Review: An Intimate if Scattered Portrait of Displacement Reframes the Immigration Narrative 2 months ago See All Ibrahim Al Otla “American Doctor” starts strongly with an emotional argument between filmmaker and protagonist. The latter pushes for showing the bodies of dead Palestinian children on screen, to convey the enormity of the carnage in the war on Gaza.
