Nina's Tragedies

Name: Nina's Tragedies
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: March 25, 2005
Duration: 110 min
Rating: 61

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Wellspring Media | Release Date: March 25, 2005

Summary: Writer/director Savi Gabizon's serio-comic look at an Israeli teenager's coming-of-age and his attraction to his beautiful but emotionally fragile Aunt Nina. (Wellspring Media)

Director: Savi Gavison

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy

Runtime: 110 min

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David Sterritt

This wry comedy drama has excellent acting and surprises galore. Read full review

Ella Taylor

With masterful tonal balance and control, and a visual sophistication as yet unusual among Israeli directors, Gabizon catches both the absurdity and the sadness of what it means to live with such daily threat and confusion. Read full review

Elizabeth Weitzman

Israeli director Savi Gabizon has created a nuanced coming-of-age portrait that ought to strike a chord with audiences everywhere. Read full review

Marc Mohan

Israeli society is one that has ample experience processing grief, and Nina's Tragedies explores that challenge with humanity and humor. Read full review

Leslie Camhi

With improbable charm, Gabizon knits it all together, his characters' sexual obsessions and earthiness tempered by a soulful melancholy. Read full review

Scott Foundas

An amiable, but cluttered dramedy. Read full review

Wesley Morris

Gabizon never establishes a consistent tone or point of view. Instead, we hop from one episode to the next, with no momentum and no reason to care about these people. Read full review

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