Choosing You

About This Movie

Choosing You dives into the sensitive dynamics of a divorced couple navigating co-parenting. Shosho, a secular figure, contrasts with Naama's religious background, creating a rich exploration of differing values and emotional struggles. The film's tone is quiet yet poignant, capturing the tension between their past and present. The pacing feels organic, almost documentary-like, which adds authenticity to their interactions, making the audience feel like a fly on the wall. This isn't just about a child's dependency on a pacifier; it’s about adult dependencies too—Naama's inability to let go of her dreams of a shared life with Shosho is beautifully portrayed. The performances have a rawness that resonates throughout, grounded in real emotions and conflicts.

Explores themes of dependency and emotional attachment.Highlights contrasting values between secular and religious perspectives.Quiet yet impactful documentary style.