Critic Reviews
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Jeffrey M. Anderson, Combustible Celluloid
Sharply engaging, even charming.
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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.
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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.
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Joshua Tanzer, Offoffoff
Pointless. Never has a little sex and violence been so desperately needed to break up the tedium.
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Phil Hall, Film Threat
Monotonous Israeli drama.
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Cast
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Moshe Ivgias Moshe -
Hanna Maronas Hanna -
Juliano Mer Khamisas Jule
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Dalit Kahanas Didi -
Yussuf Abu-Wardaas Yussef -
Nataly Atiaas Grisha
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