Nothing, Maybe.

About This Movie

Nothing, Maybe presents a raw and intimate look at a soldier's return to civilian life after his time in Gaza. The atmosphere is heavy, filled with the weight of unspoken trauma and the search for connection. The pacing seems deliberate, allowing moments of silence to linger, which really brings out the internal conflict. The performances are understated but packed with emotion, especially during the interactions between Michael and Alon. There’s a palpable tension that runs through their encounter, almost like a dance between vulnerability and denial. It’s not flashy but captures a haunting reality that resonates on many levels. The cinematography complements the narrative well, with practical effects that ground it in a relatable, albeit tense, reality.

Explores themes of trauma and connection. · Pacing allows for deep emotional reflection. · Understated performances enhance the narrative.