Movie Reviews
‘Sentimental Value’ is a beautiful drama of redemption in a show-biz family - review
Unquestionably the best-acted movie this year, 'Sentimental Value' is a character-driven, complex story about the drama of an extremely dysfunctional show-business family.
Jessica Lange sparkles in newest film, ‘The Great Lillian Hall’ - review
Luc Besson's ‘June and John’ bogged down by clichés - review
‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’: Israel rolls out red carpet as Tel Aviv hosts early premiere
In ‘My Neighbor Adolf,’ the guy next door is Hitler - review
That’s the somewhat bizarre premise of the engaging black comedy My Neighbor Adolf, directed by Leon Prudovsky and co-written by Dmitry Malinsky.
The challenging path to Ofir Raul Graizer’s ‘America’ - review
The miracle is that the movie came together, in spite of the fact that they were set to begin filming during the pandemic.
‘Best Sellers’: Michael Caine shines through the clichés - review
There’s good news and bad news about his latest film, Best Sellers, which opens throughout Israel on January 5. It has a good cast and a meaty role for Michael Caine, but it doesn't quite jell.
‘Concerned Citizen’: A look at a Tel Aviv culture clash - review
Concerned Citizen mixes dark comedy and drama in its social commentary about a young gay couple living in a neighborhood in south Tel Aviv that is home to many migrants, both legal and illegal.
Spielberg's ‘The Fabelmans’ shows us the man behind the movies - film review
It won’t surprise anyone who has ever seen a Spielberg movie to know that what saved him – what elevated him – was both his love for movies and his talent for creating them.
‘Tokyo Shaking’ enacts a real-life disaster - film review
The acting, cinematography and production are highly polished, but the script seems designed to mute any real conflict.
Film & television reviews: ‘Traitor’s a treat, ‘The Old Man’s a snooze and ‘Blonde’ is a bore
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'Triangle of Sadness': Ruben Ostlund's wild ride - film review
It’s a wild ride that takes aim at some pretty easy targets, but makes a few good points and, more importantly, is funny much of the time
Karaoke strikes a chord with Israelis
The movie has touched a chord with many Israelis, who are seeing themselves – or their cousins or old friends – portrayed on screen for the first time.
Parisian worlds collide in 'Haute Couture' - review
"Haute Couture" opens in theaters all over the country on August 25.
