While on assignment in Berlin, a homophobic Israeli intelligence agent with a license to kill is tasked with offing a Naziwar criminal. However, he has a crisis of consciousness after he befriends a target's gay grandson.
"The director skillfully maintains steady pacing, incorporates scenes of Israel's geography and landmarks, and explores human interaction at its most awkward, tense, and beautiful."
Stina Chyn, Film Threat
"The past's hold on these people is examined with intelligence and insight."
John Hartl, Seattle Times
"A film that brilliantly works the intersection of the personal and the political."