Ha-Sodot

2007
R
2h 7min

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Fanny Ardant, Ania Bukstein, and Michal Shtamler in Ha-Sodot (2007)

The daughter of an ultra-orthodox rabbi finds herself at a crossroads when her mother dies and she is expected to immediately marry her father's prodigy.

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Dos jóvenes brillantes descubren sus propias voces en una cultura ortodoxa represiva donde las mujeres tienen prohibido cantar, y mucho menos pensar críticamente.Dos jóvenes brillantes descubren sus propias voces en una cultura ortodoxa represiva donde las mujeres tienen prohibido cantar, y mucho menos pensar críticamente.Dos jóvenes brillantes descubren sus propias voces en una cultura ortodoxa represiva donde las mujeres tienen prohibido cantar, y mucho menos pensar críticamente.

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Premios
- 1 premio y 10 nominaciones en total

Rabbinit
(as Tiki Dayan)

Alma Zack

Racheli
(as Alma Zak)

Seffy Rivlin

Rabbi Hess
(as Sefi Rivlin)

Rivka Michaeli

Mrs. Meizlish

Yossi Alfi

Rabbi Hillel

Ronit Eitan

Bracha

Efrat Milo

Seminary Girl

Sivan Talmor

Seminary Girl

Hayah Shalit

Seminary Girl
(as Ilayah Shalit)

Noa Provisor

Seminary Girl

Galia Cohen

Seminary Girl

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9/10

It was a dark and stormy night...

It may be a honor to be nominated, but there can only be one winner. Unfortunately this great 2007 film had the misfortune to be competing with The Band's Visit, and outstanding film. Fortunately, it is eligible this year for a GLADD award for a feature film in limited release.

The performances by Fanny Ardant as Anouk, Ania Bukstein as Noemi, and Michal Shtamler as Michel (That's Michelle!) were outstanding.

It was a powerful and fascinating look at a very patriarchal society, and a glimpse that even Jews have differences of opinion on their religion (Are they Protestant?).

Funny, compelling, sure to anger you over the treatment of women, warm and tender: it is an excellent film.