Our Father

About This Movie

Our Father dives into the murky underbelly of Tel Aviv nightlife through the lens of Ovadia Rachmim, a doorman whose transition to debt collector reveals his darker instincts. The film carries a gritty atmosphere, with its crime-drama blend unfolding at a deliberate pace that allows tension to simmer. The performances, particularly that of the lead, bring a raw intensity that makes Ovadia's moral struggles palpable. It's not just about violence; there's this aching longing underscored by his and Rachel's fertility challenges. The setting and practical effects ground the film in a reality that's both familiar and unsettling, which enhances the themes of desperation and moral ambiguity. It’s a layered narrative that captures the complexity of human desires against the backdrop of crime.

Interesting character study of a morally complex protagonist. · Explores themes of desperation and personal conflict. · Offers a unique glimpse into Tel Aviv's nightlife.