Yom Yom

Yom Yom (1998)

  • 50% of critics liked it
    (6 reviews)

  • 17% of users liked it
    (38 ratings)

Amos Gitai directed this Israeli-French family comedy-drama, the second film in a trilogy about contemporary Israeli cities. A Jewish woman, Hanna (Hanna Maron), runs a bakery with her Arab husband Yussef (Yussef Abu Warda), while their son Moshe (Moshe Ivgi) has problems with his wife Didi (Dalit… More

Unrated,
Directed By
Written By
Jacky Cukier, Amos Gitai
Genres
Drama, Art House & International, Comedy
In Theaters
Feb 16, 2001 Wide
Kino International

Critic Reviews

  • Jeffrey M. Anderson, Combustible Celluloid

    Sharply engaging, even charming.

  • Fernando F. Croce, Slant Magazine

    Gitai's questioning rigor, unexpectedly seasoned with some wry humor, makes his ode to uneasy multiracial union worth at least a rental.

  • Fernando F. Croce, Slant Magazine

    Yom Yom, the second chapter in Amos Gitai's "City Trilogy," boasts a wry buoyancy absent from Devarim and Kadosh, the more dour pictures bracketing it.

  • Joshua Tanzer, Offoffoff

    Pointless. Never has a little sex and violence been so desperately needed to break up the tedium.

  • Phil Hall, Film Threat

    Monotonous Israeli drama.

See more critic ratings and reviews on Rotten Tomatoes

Fresh (60% or more critics rated the movie positively)

Rotten (59% or fewer critics rated the movie positively)

No Featured Audience Ratings Found…

Currently unavailable on Flixster

Also available on

Other Retailers

Not Available
Not Available

Subscription Services

Not Available
Not Available
Not Available

Cast

See more (11)