Golden Voices

The challenge of starting life anew in an unfamiliar country receives a poignant spin in this well-acted Israeli dramedy.

Charming and wryly bittersweet.

This evocative tale is worth experiencing for Belkin's lovely, lived-in turn as a woman of a certain age trying to find her place in a world not of her making.

A pleasant sit - the kind of picture that's moving, but not too moving.

Golden Voices is an original, unusual and quite disarming film about the immigrant experience.

... It allows us to remember that countries don't necessarily resemble or share the decisions of their leaders. [Full review in Spanish]

All the elements come together beautifully for a bittersweet comedy-drama that looks at a very particular immigrant experience.

Being light in tone and with stakes low, Golden Voices succeeds in being delightful, built on a script that understands the difficulty of starting over and was brought to life by performances which never lose their resonate humanity.

Golden Voices reminds us that people can be pretty resilient even if they stumble along the way to entering a new chapter relatively late in life.

Charming and witty, low-key but evocative,Golden Voicestouches upon the love of cinema, a constant variable in the engaging characters' tumultuous lives.