All Eyes Off Me
Tel Aviv, today. Danny is looking for Max through a party to share that she’s pregnant with his child. But Max just started a new relationship with Avishag and attempts to realize her rough sexual fantasy. Truth is, Avishag actually has someone else in mind.
In three loosely connected chapters, director and actor Hadas Ben Aroya’s second feature film portrays a confident generation of young Israelis who are ready to try anything and everything but are unable to foresee how these experiences will affect them. The cast interacts fearlessly and with great authenticity while the fluid cinematography captures moments that are intimate, painful and beautiful. In atmospheric yet convincingly spontaneous sequences the film addresses physicality, intimacy, desire and emotional and physical vulnerability and asks the question: how liberated are we really?
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Hadas Ben Aroya (snd 1988)
Anashim Shehem Lo Ani (People That Are Not Me, 2016), Mishehu Yohav Mishehu (All Eyes Off Me, 2021)
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