The premise is well known - take a few friends (of same gender) send them off to a weekend together: it could be a secret from the past, a new quarrel perhaps, but something will surely surface. Knowing the above and seeing the 3 lead actresses, each one of them can carry a drama on her own shoulders, I thought to myself: "this will be dynamite".
But my expectations were unduly high.
Maybe this what happens when you take actors from the big screen to the smaller one - they treat it only as a side job: Dalit Kahan seems to recite lines in her phone calls shots, Esti Zakheim overacts with her overweight role, and Smadar Kilchinsky's character is indeed supposed to be in jet-leg, but she also looks tired.
Don't take me wrong - the plot is reasonable and the production is smooth, but it just didn't soar as it should have.
But my expectations were unduly high.
Maybe this what happens when you take actors from the big screen to the smaller one - they treat it only as a side job: Dalit Kahan seems to recite lines in her phone calls shots, Esti Zakheim overacts with her overweight role, and Smadar Kilchinsky's character is indeed supposed to be in jet-leg, but she also looks tired.
Don't take me wrong - the plot is reasonable and the production is smooth, but it just didn't soar as it should have.
