The script quickly establishes that the three men are placed in one cell while awaiting their respective trials. They attempt to justify their crimes through simple musical numbers, and while the music itself is forgettable, the themes confidently burst through.
Lapid's film, 'Yes,' starkly contrasts with the industry's typical response, with festivals and U.S. distributors hesitant to showcase content that critiques Israel's current political climate.
"The Dirtier Cut is not a director's cut or 'the exact cut that the writers wanted.' What happened was that the filmmakers submitted the original cut to the MPAA in the hopes of getting a PG-13."