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I recommend viewers after the film to go to Wikipedia and read about the reality of the real life of the actress who wonderfully portrays the coach Amir Zar Ebrahimi, and also co-director with Guy Nativ in this film. It can be said that the judoka in the film tells the story of her own experiences after she was forced to flee Iran at the last minute to France, after the authorities wanted to imprison her for 6 years, 99 lashes, and a ban on working as an actress in the country, because of her alleged sex tape that was leaked to the net. The film accurately depicts reality The insanity of a country, which also pushes its sports into a corner through mental and physical pressure, as happened to the athlete who dared to compete without a head covering and "disappeared". The film is a message to the degenerate and hypocritical world of who Iran is since the Islamic revolution, what is the fate of women in the country and how at the end of the day They look to the side and do not help the women there.

I am a big fan of French movies, especially crime movies, or thrillers. This movie is the worst I have ever seen. Looks like a student film. 2 screenwriters no less were required to rewrite the book for a TV movie? Boring. The chemistry between the actors is unbelievable, as is the acting. Even an actor or actress who surpassed themselves. The actions of the female police officer friend of the film's heroine were ridiculous, she seemed more like a policewoman impersonator. Towards the end of the film in 5-6 minutes, the investigations became clear, and the unconvincing puzzle was completed. It was a shame about one hour and thirty six minutes of my time.

Apart from the 2 actors Keren Mor and her husband in real life Menashe Noi, who are excellent, all the other actors some of them are very familiar with their games like first year acting students. The worst of all is Yaniv Beaton, who plays a gay man in a shrill and overacting performance. The script is not funny at all, stupid dialogues, even if you leave the movie theater in the middle, you won't lose anything. Trying to understand who the producer is that reads such a hollow script and is willing to bet his money on a film that he doubted whether he made the capital invested in it. Beyond shame for the Israeli film industry, where great directors work who have made great films that have won international recognition and awards.