Critics call it an "intimate, artistic take on personal history and Jewish identity," though they warn it makes "very few concessions to audience pleasure". It is slow, grainily shot, and philosophical.
If you were looking for the experimental documentary by (which was frequently reviewed in 2015 following its digital re-release), it offers a completely different experience: Down There (2015) subtitles
is a fish-out-of-water comedy that explores the cultural clash between northern and southern Spain. It follows Iñaki, a shy Basque man who has never left his hometown, until he is forced to travel to Seville with his mother. When she falls into a coma on their first night, Iñaki finds himself "stuck" in the south, navigating a world of chatty nurses, hospital kitchens, and vibrant local personalities. Critics call it an "intimate, artistic take on