Powerful, heavy and rather great - by turns emotionally claustrophobic, surreal, naturalistic, (literally) cartoonish, metafictional (including a quasi-direct address to camera) and, across all of those modes, frequently beautiful, and taking in grief, loss, guilt, trauma, responsibility and masculinity as themes, including specifically in relation to Israel, Jewishness and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and wrapping in an intergenerational context to all of the above.
(w/ Erandathie)
(w/ Erandathie)
