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Movie review: Policeman

Formally meticulous, even austere, the assured feature debut of Israeli film-maker Lapid announces the arrival of a significant talent. This is a film of masterful control: in the way it shuns the..View More


Fill the Void

Film Review: Fill the Void

Rama Burshtein's Fill The Void (Lemale et ha'halal) is the second film in as many years to emerge from Israel with not only a strong international presence, but a unique perspective on religious as..View More


Fill the Void

To 'Fill The Void,' A Choice With A Personal Cost

Driving home from a screening of the ravishing new Israeli film Fill the Void, I caught sight of a young man in full Hasidic garb, trying to coax his toddler son across a busy Los Angeles street. My..View More


Fill the Void

Choosing between love and obligation

"Fill the Void," which won Israel's equivalent of the Academy Award last year, is a love story unlike any Hollywood fare and it is set in a Jewish community unfamiliar to most Jews. The movie is by..View More


Fill the Void

Choosing between love and obligation

"Fill the Void," which won Israel's equivalent of the Academy Award last year, is a love story unlike any Hollywood fare and it is set in a Jewish community unfamiliar to most Jews. The movie is by..View More


Fill the Void

Film Review: Fill the Void

Here's "men in black" of a different kind for filmgoers, as first-time feature director Rama Burshtein's characters in Fill the Void, including its females, are highly conservative, humorless and on..View More


The director and cast of Omar

Palestinian film on love and occupation breaks new ground at Cannes

A tragic love story between two Palestinians living under Israeli occupation received a standing ovation at the Cannes film festival on Monday and broke new ground as the first film fully funded by..View More


Fill the Void

'Fill the Void' Fills the Romantic Void in the Dizzying 'Great Gatsby'

With all the hoopla about “The Great Gatsby” as the great American love story, let me suggest that the intimate Israeli foreign film “Fill the Void” goes a longer way to to..View More


The Congress

Most Popular About Us Contact Us Lem adaptation 'The Congress' divides Cannes critics

Part live action, part animation, The Congress follows on from the Israeli film-maker's award-winning 2008 work Waltz with Bashir. Empire magazine's online outlet “an in..View More


A Ring of Truth

Man without a Cell Phone , directed by Sameh Zoabi, is a gently political comedy about an Israeli Arab slacker who is forced by circumstances to take a stand. It’s a rare glimpse into village..View More


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