Alvin Safran

A cheesy, yet cute and well acted romantic comedy about the blurred lines between love and friendship. Clichéd but enjoyable.

A multi-layered view of Indian traditional family values and customs set in the in the early 1990s. This movie delves into many aspects of breaking away from traditional cultural and sexual customs. Perhaps it tries to cover too many layers and in doing so may have short changed the character development. Well filmed, thought out and acted. Beautiful landscapes and use of color. Quite thought provoking.

Love conquers all, has no boundaries, etc, is always a nice way to conclude a movie. Well acted by the leads and supporting cast. Subtitles were a little too fast.

A very interesting story with several twists and turns, at least one of them totally unpredictable.

This is an interesting, multi-faceted, comprehensive chronicle spanning some eight years in the professional and personal life of Jonathan Agassi (born Elkana Yonatan Langer), a highly successful porn star. The documentary's journey initially focuses on the rise and inevitable downward spiral of his professional life. Ultimately, the documentary expands the examination of his personal life by seriously delving into the complex family dynamics between Jonathan and his mother, Jonathan and his father, and the relationship between Jonathan's father and Jonathan's mother. This is quite an ambitious, successful undertaking for the 100 minute Tomer Heymann documentary.

The acting was superb and the cinematography was fantastic. The story has been told man times before in numerous variations. I found the attempt to explain/understand the Joker's behavior to e somewhat simplistic and shallow. I would rate this movie a 5 for style and a 3 for substance.