Thursday, 13 October 2016

2.BIG BAD WOLVES(2013)

2.BIG BAD WOLVES (2013)


Language-Hebrew (Israel)
Dir- Aharon Keshales, Navot Papushado
*ing- Lior Ashkenazi (Micki), Tzahi Grad(Gidi), Rotem Keinan (Dror)
PLOT
                                   “The best film of the year “, these are the words by great director Quentin Tarantino about the 2013 Israeli movie BIG BAD WOLVES. The movie begins by showing three children playing hide and seek in a suburb. A girl goes missing from there, next the scene shift to a abonded building where three cops beats a man (Dror), who is the prime suspect in the missing girl’s case. But due to lack of evidence they are forced to release him. Within days the authorities are informed by an anonymous person about the location of the girl, Micki and Rami (cops in charge of the case) are shocked by the scene in the location. The girl was slaughtered and made to sit in a chair with her panties in her knees (she was brutally raped) and her head was missing. Micki was transferred to the traffic department due to the YouTube video shot by a boy about his assault on Dror. He was forced to show his innocence, the only way to get back to the crime department is by proving that Dror is the culprit. Micki chases Dror to make him say the truth and caught him, but soon they are caught in the hands of Gidi (the girl’s father). He took both of them to a basement, which is made as a torture spot. What is his plan? Did his child’s death made him as a psycho? Is Dror really kill the girl? What side will Micki choose?

                                                                                                      This is my first Israeli movie experience, the only reason to watch this movie is due to the statement made by Tarantino. The movie is filled with thrilling background scores. As the movie progress it will make the viewers in their edge of the seat, we will be confused at some points. In the end it remains a mark in our minds. Still there are some negatives like the acting, where the actors loses their naturality in many scenes. But they made a great performance in the end.

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