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Marcus 2022-09-08 14:26:06
The plot is weak, why in the world should there be something that prevents people who love each other from being...
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Alexander 2022-08-23 22:18:11
The lens is pretty...
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Dario 2022-08-23 19:11:01
Do you want to be so beautiful or not? I think that the people in the moral squad are completely out of envy, jealousy and hatred for the butcher shop owner to monopolize...
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Kaitlin 2022-08-23 19:04:54
See also secular strangulation, a hopelessness of love. In such a country, we still have to face strong religious encirclement and suppression, comrades, come on! But married men also have to respect themselves. There is always some connection between the vulgar and the vulgar to a certain extent. The contrast is wonderful and the details are very good. It's a pity that I don't know enough about Jewish culture, and some things are not well explained. If written as a novel, it might be better to...
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Eryn 2022-08-23 18:04:48
Where the rules and morals are strict, love has become so scarce and taboo. "He made me dare to live". Just for this one...
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Darryl 2022-08-23 16:50:44
"I'm the only one!" Sad words, the front end of tragedy! Why can you only have him in your world? ! Another Lan...
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Verlie 2022-08-23 17:11:28
Personal review
Personal comment:
Israel’s gay movies are not uncommon, including the familiar "My Lover in the Army" and "The Bubble", etc.; but these films are all directed by Japanese directors and directed by authentic Israelis. Gay movies are not common. This movie is an example.
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Berniece 2022-08-23 17:17:06
Unexpectedly, it was such a choice in the end
Their lives are indeed very conservative. Until now, in the 21st century, religion still controls their thoughts so severely. The whole society is too depressing. This is also a world that the movie shows us. It is very painful. Compared with them, I feel that the society in which I live is much...
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Aaron Fleischman: [translated] A young man must work and pray. Rest brings about idleness. And idleness causes madness.
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Rabbi Vaisben: [translated] He who dwells in abstinence is a sinner. A man who prevents himself from drinking wine is a sinner. He makes a sacrifice. Why? God doesn't want a man to suffer. He shouldn't cause himself sorrow. Why has God created the world? To make good for us, to ease our souls.
Aaron Fleischman: Rabbi, this doesn't satisfy me. He who drinks wine doesn't want to deal with the challenge. Worshipping God is an everyday duty. It means loving the difficulties. Being a slave of God means loving the hardship.
Director: Haim Tabakman
Language: Hebrew,Yiddish,German,French,English Release date: September 2, 2009