Let's Assume for a Moment That God Exists

About This Movie

This 2014 documentary by Ram Loevy captures the everyday lives of folks in Ramat Gan, and it’s got this raw, unvarnished feel to it. You really get a sense of the community’s spirit, which is a mix of the mundane and profound. The pacing feels natural, almost like you're just hanging out with the residents, watching their stories unfold in real time. There’s no flashy editing or over-the-top effects; it's all about the genuine interactions and the subtleties of life. What stands out is the way Loevy just lets people speak, their voices and experiences painting a vivid picture of this neighborhood. It’s intimate and reflective, a slice of life that feels very much alive.

Documentary style with real-life interviewsFocuses on community and personal storiesNatural pacing and atmosphere