15 Years

Interesting film though there are many questions you have to ask yourself during as you just do not know and somehow I felt the need to know some answers.

If nothing, both male figures are hot. So that is a plus :)

I'm half an hour into this movie and just can't go any further. The plot is too confusing and the main character too unlikeable. I want the 30 minutes of my life back.

I really enjoyed this film. Surprising in so many ways: it's from Israel, yet not about politics; the protagonists are a gay couple, but it's not really a gay movie -- the issues are universal; it's sad, yet not heavy -- the story, and the film zips along. The actors, direction, and cinematography are top-notch. Highly recommended!

Breaking Glass Pictures (a globally-connected media company that focuses on finding cutting edge independent films in every genre from around the world) brings to DVD/VOD on 4/28/20 this LGBT film about two Israeli men, the young Dan (Udi Persi) ready for the next step in their relationship and the mature alpha partner Yoav ( Oded Leopold) who can't get over his past family and settling down demons. With most male gay themed films requiring a good female friend, the beautiful Ruti Asarsai (Alma) does a nice job working amongst the guys. Unfortunately, it is her pregnancy (from someone) that turns Yoav against Dan and all of their relationships. While the story is plausible, the English subtitles move way too fast, and director/writer Yuval Hadadi falls victim to wearing too many hats. He continually presents numerous scenes where absolutely nothing happens and/or is said, Yoav's character isn't explained clearly enough to make the viewer want to care about him, and Alma's pregnancy is quickly pushed to the backstory. The film runs 1 1/2 hours, but felt like "15 YEARS".

I kept checking how much of this dreary, dated film there was. Not even the soft porn made it watchable. Man doesn't want to have kids. Misses him mum. Doesn't like getting old. Big deal. Yawn.