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MPAA RATING: Not rated

Starring Moshe Ivgi, Hanna Meron, Juliano Mer, Dalit Kahan, Yussuf Abu-Warda, and Natali Atiya

A series of vignettes set in Haifa. Part of a trilogy of films about life in Israel's major cities.

GENRE(S):	Drama
WRITTEN BY:	Jacky Cukier Amos Gitai
DIRECTED BY:	Amos Gitai
RELEASE DATE:	DVD: June 6, 2006 Theatrical: February 16, 2001
RUNNING TIME:	105 minutes, Color
ORIGIN:	France / Israel
LANGUAGE(S):	Hebrew (with English subtitles)

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Village Voice Leslie Camhi

A darkly comic tale of characters riven by divided loyalties and neurotic inhibitions.

New York Post V.A. Musetto

Veteran stage, screen and TV actor Moshe Ivgi gives a sturdy performance as Moshe, a supposed tough guy who sobs when confronted by bank robbers.

The New York Times Dana Stevens

An interesting, elusive hodgepodge of comedy, melodrama and implicit allegory, lighted by occasional sparks of formal bravado.

TV Guide Ken Fox

The wonderfully drawn characters and their soap-opera entanglements are dryly amusing and well played.

New York Daily News Elizabeth Weitzman

Though the results are only moderately compelling, the film's problems stem not from a lack of ideological thrust, but rather from a protagonist who is so phenomenally unlikable.

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