If you see only one chick flick in Hebrew this year it's OK. It's a written and directed by movie that isn't well written or well directed. It's one of those movies where the scenes are virtually interchangeable. How many guys does she have to meet? Would one more or less matter? The cinematography is too in your face. Plenty of too close close ups.
The lead actress shleps the movie along on her back. She is on screen every second. It's a good performance with plenty of staring just past the camera lens. The ending feels forced and written, but this had to eventually be over.
It's an extremely small movie that will get limited distribution. No need to see it in a theater as it will play as well on a home platform.
The lead actress shleps the movie along on her back. She is on screen every second. It's a good performance with plenty of staring just past the camera lens. The ending feels forced and written, but this had to eventually be over.
It's an extremely small movie that will get limited distribution. No need to see it in a theater as it will play as well on a home platform.