Life According To Agfa

Synopsis

Life According To Agfa is a 1992 Israeli drama film that takes place in a seedy bar where diverse characters interact amidst the chaos of the city. The focus is on the bartender, Katz, and the patrons as they navigate life's complexities, love, and despair. The film explores the human condition through the lens of shared experiences, highlighting the struggles and hopes of individuals in a bustling urban environment. With a gritty and realistic portrayal, the movie delves into themes of identity, relationships, and the search for meaning in an unpredictable world.

Cast

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  Gila Almagor

  Daliah

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  Smadar Kilchinsky

  Daniela

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  Sharon Alexander

  Nimi

• Irit Frank

  Liora

• Akram Tillawi

  Samir

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  Reuven Dayan

  Mahmud

Reviews

Life According To Agfa has received generally positive reviews from critics. Roger Ebert praised the film for its raw and honest portrayal of human emotions, calling it 'a compelling and introspective piece of cinema'. Variety noted the strong performances by the ensemble cast and the film's poignant take on urban life. However, some critics found the nonlinear narrative challenging to follow, stating that it detracted from the overall impact of the story. Despite this, the film's moody atmosphere and thought-provoking themes were widely appreciated by audiences. IMDb users have rated the movie 7.2/10, indicating a generally favorable reception.