Overview
- Kino Lorber will open the film in New York and Los Angeles on March 27 before a wider U.S. expansion in the following weeks.
- Set in the days after October 7, the story follows a Tel Aviv jazz musician and his dancer wife who agree to say yes to everything, leading to a commission to craft a new national anthem.
- Coverage highlights a candy-colored, hedonistic style described as an orgiastic, pop-saturated blitz that blends satire with heightened choreography.
- Lapid says production unfolded in an ambience of fear and paranoia, with actors and crew dropping out over concerns about the material.
- After premiering in 2025 at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight and opening in France, reporting suggests the film is unlikely to screen in Israel.