Karaoke

... stumbles through some contrivances in the final act but benefits from sharp performances while conveying a quietly perceptive outlook on aging, commitment, and self-expression.

A tender, well-acted and engrossing portrait of a marriage.

Karaoke relishes in the authenticity that comes with singing in front of a room full of people. It’s being open, real, and passionate, despite the knowledge that happiness is fleeting.

Karaoke is a straightforward and concrete story about a couple's relationship and a reflection on the passage of time... [Full review in Spanish]

When everything seems to go underwater, the excellent protagonist trio rescues the story from drowning. [Full review in Spanish]

A movie with a fascinating story to tell about an ordinary couple.

Moshe Rosenthal’s accomplished first feature...

Well-meaning in centering around a 60s Sephardic couple in a nice high-rise apartment whose relationship- is turned upside-down when they get too friendly with the new Penthouse resident. But this all gets dragged out slowly, and goes on way too long

Karaoke is a melancholic comedy, but it is a winner.

Karaoke is an offbeat comedic journey that delights and surprises.