Late Marriage

The film follows Zaza, a 31-year-old Israeli bachelor caught between family expectations and his own desires. His parents wish for him to marry a young virgin from a good family, adhering to their Georgian Jewish traditions. However, Zaza secretly loves Judith, a divorcée with a child, complicating his situation as he navigates the pressures of family and love.

With a runtime of 102 minutes, Late Marriage delves into the tension between personal choice and cultural norms. The narrative captures the struggles of a man who is intelligent and handsome yet feels trapped by the traditions that dictate his life. The film is notable for its portrayal of minority experiences and the challenges of adhering to outdated customs in a modern world.