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MOVIE

To Take a Wife

A Story of Tradition, Love and Fear

3.8
(56)
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Rating
NRA
Duration
1h 39m
Year
2009
Language
Hebrew
Publisher
SISU Home Entertainment

About

A powerful drama about a woman's struggle for independence in the face of family tradition. Vivian (Ronit Elkabetz), trapped with 3 kids and a grinding routine, rages to express herself and live in the modern world. Her husband, a respected family man from Morocco, and her brothers keep her in line, but her lover tempts her to break loose - to be loved and free. To Take a Wife is a story of tradition, love and fear... of the future. The first film of a trilogy (Shivah, and Gett).

Related Subjects

  • Drama

Reviews

"Powerful, brilliant and breathtaking performance by Ronit Elkabetz."
Variety
"Elkabetz's larger than life performance received a standing ovation."
Le Monde
"Haunting... a very painful personal story"
International Herald Tribune

Extended Details

  • SubtitlesEnglish
  • Closed CaptionsNo

Artists

Shlomi ElkabetzDirector
Ronit ElkabetzDirector
Ronit ElkabetzWriter
Shlomi ElkabetzWriter
Marek RozenbaumProducer
Itai TamirProducer
Ronit ElkabetzActor
Simon AbkarianActor
Gilbert MelkiActor
Sulika KadoshActor
Dalia Malka BegerActor
Kobi RegevActor
Omer MoskovichActor
Yam EitanActor
Valérie ZarroukActor
Charly ZrihenActor