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Ninas Tragedies (DVD, 2005)

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Experience the heart-wrenching story of Nina's Tragedies, a 2005 foreign language movie on DVD. Directed by Savi Gabizon, the film features talented actors Ayelet Zurer and Yoram Hattab. This DVD is a must-have for those interested in Hebrew and Yiddish sub-genres, as it includes both languages for your viewing pleasure. The movie tells the story of Nina, played by Ayelet Zurer, who is trapped in a loveless marriage and finds herself drawn to another man. The film explores the complexities of human emotions and the struggles between loyalty and desire. With its gripping plot and exceptional performances, Nina's Tragedies is a must-watch for fans of foreign language cinema.

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This lovingly crafted Israeli film neatly combines kinky eroticism, drama, and quirky comedy. An interlocking series of stories are all observed or heard about by 14-year-old Nadav (Aviv Elkabets), who, beneath his glasses, braces, and bad haircut, suffers tortured longing for his sexy aunt, Nina (Ayelet July Zurer). He and his adult friend, Menahem (Dov Navon), peep at Nina through her apartment windows as she gets undressed, masturbates, or makes love to her husband Haimon (Yoram Hatav). Nadiv's father (Shmil Ben-Ari) left the family to join a yeshiva, and when Haimon dies in a terrorist bombing, mom sends Nadav to live with Nina. It's Nadav's dream come true, until his aunt falls for an overly emotional photographer (Alon Aboutboul) and starts seeing her dead husband walking naked down the street. Nadav can't take playing third fiddle to an older man and a ghost, so he moves in with his dad, who's dying.Gabizon's film sparkles with nuance, odd coincidences, and hilarious, sudden plot digressions; and the warm color photography and Zurer's naturalistic beauty glow throughout. It's tragic without being cloying, funny without being shrill, and best of all, very witty and irreverent. Gabizon's original script was about the adventures of a peeping tom and a nudist, and while both are still here, one can't help but be grateful for all the wonderful additions.