Efes beyahasei enosh
Directed by:
Talya LavieScreenplay:
Talya LavieCinematography:
Yaron ScharfComposer:
Ran BagnoPlots(1)
Zohar and Daffi are best friends serving in the same administration office at an artillery base in the south of Israel. Daffi hates the secluded desert base and desperately tries to get transferred to Tel Aviv. Zohar doesn't seem to care much about the location; her main concern is losing her virginity. She is terrified of being left alone and is willing to take action to prevent Daffi from leaving. An administration office may be the dullest and most unseen place on earth, but a staple- gun in the first act is sure to go off in the third. (Odessa International Film Festival)
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I was hesitating for a long time to rate this movie. I kept saying to myself that I wasn’t impressed after watching it and that I am probably weird. The ratings on this website were quite clearly the opposite of what I thought about the film. And I was actually really looking forward to it. But then I came across user Enšpígl’s review and I was happy that I am not the only one here who does not love it. Zero Motivation is pretty topical movie. And also very relevant, when I think about what our pseudo-politicians agreed on. But that is the only thing worth noticing. The soldier babes didn’t show much, and I was bored and hoping it would get better the whole ninety minutes of the movie. It did not. Seen based on Challenge Tour 2015.
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