Eyes Wide Open

I'll have to watch it again but right now, this Israeli film about two Orthodox Jewish men in a forbidden relationship seems like some sort of masterpiece, avoiding shrill identity politics and melodrama and beguiling with its gentle pace, quiet soundtrack, doc-photography framing and detailed cultural milieu. And really, it couldn't have ended better.

A movie that hits all the beats with regards to forbidden love, and then hits all the beats with regards to Orthodox Judaism. Many beats are hit.