Big Eyes (1974)
- Original title
- עיניים גדולות
- Directed by
- Uri Zohar
- Genre
- drama film, comedy film
- Country
- Israel
- Runtime
- 1h 15m
- Rating
- 5.7 of 10 from 6 voters
- Elsewhere
- IMDb
How it feels
A black and white comedy drama about two friends navigating life and relationships in Tel Aviv. Their interactions reveal a mix of humor and pathos.
quirkywryoffbeatnostalgicbittersweetunderspokenrazor-sharp
What happens
Big Eyes (Hebrew: עיניים גדולות, translit. Einayim G’dolot) is a 1974 Israeli New Sensibility comedy-drama directed by Uri Zohar. It was written by Yaakov Shabtai and Zohar. It is the second of Zohar's Tel Aviv Trilogy of films, preceded by Metzitzim (Peeping Toms) (1972) and followed by Save the Lifeguard (הצילו את המציל, Hatzilu Et HaMatzil, 1977). The film stars Zohar and long-time collaborator, Arik Einstein. It was shot in black and white. It is the penultimate film that Zohar starred and directed in, before leaving behind an entertainment career to become a chozer b'teshuvah (returnee to religious observance) and rabbi. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)
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