Street smart

2022

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Jeremy Pinto, Harel Glazer, and Roy Assaf in Street smart (2022)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaIn the heart of Tel-Aviv's Neve Tzedek neighborhood stands an old house that operates as a shelter for youth from broken homes. Jackie, a young man who finds himself running the shelter afte... Leggi tuttoIn the heart of Tel-Aviv's Neve Tzedek neighborhood stands an old house that operates as a shelter for youth from broken homes. Jackie, a young man who finds himself running the shelter after the sudden death of its legendary founder, discovers that the old house actually belongs... Leggi tuttoIn the heart of Tel-Aviv's Neve Tzedek neighborhood stands an old house that operates as a shelter for youth from broken homes. Jackie, a young man who finds himself running the shelter after the sudden death of its legendary founder, discovers that the old house actually belongs to the municipality of Tel-Aviv, and has been bought by a businessman who's planning to d... Leggi tutto

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Save the orphanage? No, really.

Saving the orphanage from the greedy real-estate people was already a hokey plot when The Blues Brothers came out, but here it is again and at least nobody says "Let's put on a show!" In fact, the humor in the film-- and it's darkish humor-- emerges largely from the attempts to keep the orphanage afloat with zero budget and with no good ideas for raising money.

On the more serious side, the oldest of the orphans finds himself forced into an accelerated maturation that may or may not make a hero out of him. He's helped a little by a social worker who, unaccountably, seems capable of spending hours and hours of unscheduled time with the kids. But her pleasant presence is good for the movie, and so is the assortment of kids, who are portrayed without too much saccharine (with the forgivable exception of the smallest boy).