Mishehu Larutz Ito

It may work for teens, but truth is it's saccharine, shallow, and with serious believability issues. Great supporting performances though from Rinat Matatov and the dog.

A great film on growing up, finding the meaning of friendship, love and principles. Both lead characters and the dog are extremely likable and should easily appeal to viewers of all ages. However, with an interesting non-linear narration, good guitar music, Jerusalem in the background and strong performances by all the cast (kudos to debuting Bar Belfer here), it is much more then a casual date film and should be remembered.