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Independent films
fromIndieWire
2 months ago

The Film Industry's Cowardice on Palestine Threatens to Diminish the Value of Cinema Itself - Opinion

Cannes' response to Lapid's 'Yes' illustrates the film industry's growing hesitation to confront politically charged topics, especially regarding Israel and Palestine.
Independent films
fromIndieWire
3 months ago

You May Never Get to See Cannes' Most Provocative and 'Dangerous' Movie

Nadav Lapid's film "Yes" challenges perceptions in cinema, questioning why danger is viewed negatively while safety is positively associated.
Independent films
fromRoger Ebert
3 months ago

Cannes 2025: Yes, Woman and Child, The Six Billion Dollar Man | Festivals & Awards | Roger Ebert

Nadav Lapid's 'Yes' confronts critical issues, blending absurdist art with the harsh realities of war, showcasing the struggle of an artist amid violence.
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fromIndieWire
3 months ago

'Yes' Review: Nadav Lapid's Furiously Orgiastic Satire of Modern Israel Asks How People Can Live Normally

Nadav Lapid's works reflect a struggle with identity and the weight of Israeli history, exemplified by his latest film 'Yes'.
His filmmaking is a blend of visceral creativity and self-critical satire, showcasing a complex emotional landscape.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

Yes review a fierce satire of Israel's ruling classes, radioactive with political pain

Nadav Lapid's film critiques Israeli indifference towards Gaza while exploring the complexities of trauma and identity in the wake of political violence.
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