The Seven Days

The Seven Days follows the Ohaion family as they gather to mourn a relative's death. Over the course of seven days, the siblings confront their long-standing resentments, leading to heated arguments and the revelation of buried truths. The film's intense exploration of grief and familial conflict offers a gripping narrative that resonates with audiences.

As part of the Gett Collection, The Seven Days showcases the talent of Ronit Elkabetz as a woman director, contributing to the representation of diverse voices in cinema. The film features an ensemble cast, including Ronit Elkabetz, Albert Iluz, and Simon Abkarian, who bring depth to their characters and the story's emotional weight. The runtime of 103 minutes makes it a compact yet impactful viewing experience.

Collectors will appreciate the availability of The Seven Days on DVD, as well as other formats. This film not only adds to a collection of contemporary international cinema but also highlights important themes of family and tradition in a war context.