Reviews

• At times too movieish, yet Ashkenazi creates a memorable figure: a spy who operates - admirably - out of the most unyielding nationalist conviction, only to learn that he needs to let some of that conviction go.

  Owen Gleiberman - Entertainment Weekly
  
  11 May 2013

• Hits a bulls-eye.

  Ruthe Stein - The San Francisco Chronicle
  
  11 May 2013

• There's something happening here and it isn't exactly clear. What is clear is that Eytan Fox may yet make a great film for the 21st century.

  Ty Burr - The Boston Globe
  
  11 May 2013

• Compassionate and marvelously acted, although a subplot about the gay grandson slows the story down for a while.

  David Sterritt - Christian Science Monitor
  
  11 May 2013

• Remains gripping until the final 15 minutes, when a series of sudden, unjustified plot twists leave us shaking our heads.

  Lawrence Toppman - Charlotte Observer
  
  11 May 2013