I'm Jewish and gay, and I loved this film, and so did my husband, who also happens to be Jewish and gay :)
It depicts reality as it is. It depicts the prejudices, the racism and the homophobia we see around us. And it also shows how people can choose their own way of life. Love from Israel.
Reviews
2 Reviews
To Each, Her Own
(2018)
How could the other commenters find anything offensive here?
25 November 2018
An extraordinary movie
22 October 2013
Uri Omanuti's monologues are stunning. This is so touching that I cried for about a minute at some point.
The conflicts that the characters face and their feelings are easy to relate to because they are part of the life or every person, straight or gay. Watching this movie for the first time in 2013, it's hard to believe it was created 16 years ago. Detaching itself from politics and gay rights issues, it just tells a personal story which is very moving and very real.
This movie is one of the first Israeli movies to depict homosexuality in a positive way, as a normal thing, long before it became widely accepted.
The conflicts that the characters face and their feelings are easy to relate to because they are part of the life or every person, straight or gay. Watching this movie for the first time in 2013, it's hard to believe it was created 16 years ago. Detaching itself from politics and gay rights issues, it just tells a personal story which is very moving and very real.
This movie is one of the first Israeli movies to depict homosexuality in a positive way, as a normal thing, long before it became widely accepted.
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