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Sasson Gabai, in a surprisingly sympathetic performance, is the blocked Tel Aviv author who first mentors her and then publishes her work as his own. June 12, 2014 | Full Review…
Sasson Gabai, in a surprisingly sympathetic performance, is the blocked Tel Aviv author who first mentors her and then publishes her work as his own.
Andrea Gronvall
Incident-packed tale is marbled with black humor but Israeli gumption triumphs by default. July 22, 2008
Incident-packed tale is marbled with black humor but Israeli gumption triumphs by default.
Lisa Nesselson
Writer/director Shemi Zarhin, who made the much more successful Hacochavim shel Shlomi (international title: Bonjour, Monsieur Shlomi), is still a filmmaker worth watching, but this isn't his best effort. March 22, 2016 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Writer/director Shemi Zarhin, who made the much more successful Hacochavim shel Shlomi (international title: Bonjour, Monsieur Shlomi), is still a filmmaker worth watching, but this isn't his best effort.
Hannah Brown
There must be a cinematic new wave afoot in which directors around the world churn out treacly, "audience-pleasing" pabulum knowing that it will probably serve as the opening-night film at various festivals in the United States. April 23, 2009 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
There must be a cinematic new wave afoot in which directors around the world churn out treacly, "audience-pleasing" pabulum knowing that it will probably serve as the opening-night film at various festivals in the United States.
Peter Keough
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