10/34
Follows the lives of 20 characters who live in a massive social housing project in the Negev desert.. This is a terrible film. Without any script or guidelines. The characters’ sentences are unclear and in most cases they don’t make sense. Many scenes are too long and can last 10 minutes instead of ending after half a minute. In addition, the main character can repeat the same sentence 5-7 times with the same word… a sentence that adds nothing to the plot. Places feel like the film was shot on a $1000 budget. and you keep trying to understand what they are adding and what their connection is to the plot. This is not the first film by this director that I have seen… and they all suffer from the same problems, so I wonder – how does this director still manage to get a budget and find producers for his films…