Minyan

In every scene I thought 'What is going on? I feel like I am missing the point'. You have to figure out yourself what is all about. Also problematic: the main character is supposed to be a 17-year old, but the actor is an actor of 26, who looks 26.

Overall didn't get any emotional rewards after viewing this film.

David is trying to find his way as a young Jewish man in NYC - and bumps up against both the traditional and the unaccepted.

I absolutely loved it

This is how films should be made - brutally honest to a characters experience. Like Bergman's Scenes From A Marriage. This film doesn't manipulate the audience into a point of view, it allows you to step in if you want to, and you will want to. The performances are all standouts. Brooke Bloom and Chris McCann are other level.