JFF Online 2020 #18
So the first film I watched in this year's festival had two "realities" telling the same story, one being the actual documentary, and one being a plot with actors. This film here has three of them. And they work together almost flawlessly. Mark Rosenbaum is a legend. Noa Koler is the best actress currently working in Israel. Roni Kuban is... well... acting mostly like I would imagine Roni Kuban would act in these type of scenarios.
JFF Online 2020 #18
So the first film I watched in this year's festival had two "realities" telling the same story, one being the actual documentary, and one being a plot with actors. This film here has three of them. And they work together almost flawlessly. Mark Rosenbaum is a legend. Noa Koler is the best actress currently working in Israel. Roni Kuban is... well... acting mostly like I would imagine Roni Kuban would act in these type of scenarios.
