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Watch movie theater Yossi Following the death of Jagger, Dr. Yossi Hoffman (Ohad Knoller, Yossi and Jagger, Munich) has become a valued and dedicated workaholic cardiologist who lives a solitary existence as a closeted gay man in Tel Aviv. His world is shaken when a middle-aged woman from his past (Orly Silbersatz, Broken Wings) walks into his examination room. Their brief and distressing reunion along with troubles at work, spur Yossi to take an overdue vacation. On a road trip to Eilat, a chance encounter with a group of young Israeli IDF officers, among them Tom (rising star Oz Zehavi, Southland) a handsome and openly gay man, allows Yossi to move on from his grief and begin to live again. One of Israel's most noted directors and best chroniclers of gay life, Eytan Fox was born in New York and moved to Israel at an early age. He graduated from Tel Aviv University's School of Film and Television. His previous film, the Berlin International Film Festival and LA Outfest Award Winner The Bubble, follows three roommates in Tel Aviv, a political activist and two gay men, one of whom (played by YOSSI's Ohad Kneller) falls in love with a Palestinian. Mr. Fox's Walk on Water starred YOSSI's Lior Ashkenazi as a Mossad officer under cover confronting the Nazi past of an upper class young German man. (c) Strand You Can Watch Movie Online Streaming in HD from HERE Release Date Yossi Jan 25, 2013 Limited Genres Yossi : Drama
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The sequel to Yossi & Jagger finds Dr. Yossi Hoffman reminiscing about his love ten years after his death. However, as he encounters a group of young soldiers, one of them, Tom, reignites his romantic feelings.
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Ohad Knoller,Lior Ashkenazi,Orly Silbersatz Banai,Oz Zehavi,Ola Schur Selektar,Ola Schur
Genres Yossi : Drama
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The film keeps its focus small, but the trouble is, the characters' emotions stay that way, too. Farran Smith Nehme-New York Post "Yossi" tells the beautifully acted but overly sentimental story of a man's emotional rebirth in a more sexually liberated era. It is also a pointed portrayal of the revolution in social attitudes inside the most liberal and secularized of Israeli cities. Stephen Holden-New York Times An affecting and admirably unsentimental portrait of lost love. Joe Morgenstern-Wall Street Journal Yossi is an unabashedly populist entertainment with a spirit conciliatory enough to melt the heart of any naysayer. Ella Taylor-NPR His struggles remain compelling, thanks to Knoller's sad-eyed authenticity. Elizabeth Weitzman-New York Daily News Ten years later, Yossi powerfully probes the grief that still consumes the surviving ex-soldier, now working as a physician in Tel Aviv. Melissa Anderson-Village Voice A dramatically challenging sequel, given warmly effective heart and soul by lead actor Ohad Knoller. David Noh-Film Journal International Eytan Fox and screenwriter Itay Segal have made this a truly universal story about a man who finds the courage to pursue the possibility of love again after heartbreak and loss. Mark Deming-TV Guide's Movie Guide The film's central romance veers into the realm of wish-fulfillment, but it's still drawn with tenderness and sensitivity ... Nathan Rabin-AV Club The film is at its finest as a catalogue of Yossi's unspoken ache, less so when it begins to flirt with the clichés of the love story. Diego Costa-Slant Magazine Fox's melancholy follow-up to his festival-feted breakthrough easily stands on its own, tracing Yossi's gradual emerging from his mostly self-created shell. Keith Uhlich-Time Out New York An authentic study of the loneliness of a closeted gay man and his struggle to break free from this prison. Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat-Spirituality and Practice A tender but happily unsentimental tale of a closeted gay doctor in Israel who finds at least a measure of happiness with a young soldier. Harvey S. Karten-Compuserve Quietly moving and wholly unsentimental. Philip French-Observer [UK] Dour and obvious, this is a disappointing footnote to the original. Allan Hunter-Daily Express It's a film full of tenderness, resting on a tremendous, sad performance from Knoller. Henry Barnes-Guardian [UK] A few rough edges, but has a lot to say about finding love whether you're gay or straight. David Jenkins-Little White Lies [A] slight but tenderly played drama. Robbie Collin-Daily Telegraph A tender Israeli drama with a gorgeous soundtrack and a truly sympathetic character at its heart ... Jennifer Tate-ViewLondon