Slow pace that builds to very little. Music feels forced, kinda like it's there to remind you of the era.
The production design was good. Excessive use of old songs though.
This film seems to have everything going for it. Good production value, nice nostalgia, great and accurate time warping, good play by good actors, lovely cars and great music memories.
Being caught up in the Tel Aviv underworld of 1973 teenager Izek decides to emigrate to Los Angeles . Howeer he soon finds that crime is a universal aspect of the human condition and that in the United States the stakes are much higher Reportedly based on a true story FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY is a film where you're constantly reminded of the style of Martin Scorsese .
Those words that can put you off a movie entirely. Or if you didn't know at least realize during the movie, that they keep this from going places.
Izak (Yehuda Levi) and Yuni (Joshua Biton) are young cousins in Israel with big plans. Yuni has a brother Levi, who robs banks.
For the love of god, this film was not good. This film sucked.
"A wise man once said the love of money is the root of all evil." Izek (Longo) is a young boy growing up in Tel Aviv.
The description of this movie makes it sound lively and action-filled. In fact, it is slow, uneven, and devoid of character development.
