Blue Angel |
| Best Director |
| Best Film |
Best First Feature Award |
| Best First Feature |
Audience Award |
| Best Film |
Audience Award |
| Best Feature Film |
Audience Award |
| Best Feature Film |
Haggiag Award |
| Best Israeli Feature |
| Israeli First Film |
| Narrative |
International Feature Film Contest |
| Best feature film |
| Best Film |
Victor Turov Memorial Award for Best Film |
| Youth on the March: Feature Films Competition |
Scythian Deer |
| Best Feature Film |
| Full-Length Competition |
Audience Award |
| Best feature film |
| Best Film |
New Directors Competition |
| Best Film |
CineLink/Work-in-Progress Award |
| WIP AWARD |
The Belt and Road Film Week |
| Audience Choice Award for Film |
| Media Choice Award for Film |
| Media Choice Award for Filmmaker |
Grand-Prix |
| Best Director |
| Best Feature Film |
| Best film |
Transatlantyk Distribution Award |
| "Section ""New Cinema""" |
Most Popular International Feature |
| Best Film |
Nimrod Eldar is credited as this movie's writer, director, sound designer, and editor. All four of them are very talented, but I wouldn't say they work perfectly together.
If you're the type that thrives on sorrow and abject misery, then you'll probably enjoy this. utterly, utterly depressing.
While this is not my type of drama, I watched it because it was filmed in Israel. So I loved seeing the scenes of Tel-Aviv and out in the mountains.
The film can be summed up with 3 words: sitting, silence and talking. And that's about it.
