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The Wedding Plan

2016 · Movie · PG · 110 min

6.2(43)unSUB Rating

ComedyRomance

After her wedding is abruptly called off, a religious woman refuses to return to the usual matchmaking routine. With the venue booked and the date set, she spends the weeks leading up to the ceremony searching for love while leaning hard on faith, hope, and a belief that what she needs will arrive in time.

Also known as Through the Wall

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Details
Original title
לעבור את הקיר
Years
2016
Release date
2016-12-25
Language
HE
Rated
PG
Runtime
110 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
5.7/10 (43 votes)
About

You may enjoy this if you like offbeat romantic stories that mix humor with questions about faith and certainty, somewhat like Bridget Jones's Diary; not for you if you need fast pacing, clear answers, and fully developed side characters.

Pros: unusual faith-driven premise; tender romantic moments; glimpse into religious dating | Cons: slow pacing; thin side characters; confusing story beats

Themes

  • woman director
  • orthodox jewish

Awards & recognition

  • Ophir Award

Cast & crew

  • Noa Koler

    Noa Koler

    as Michal

  • OZ

    Oz Zehavi

    as Yos, rock star

  • Amos Tamam

    Amos Tamam

    as Shimi

  • Irit Sheleg

    Irit Sheleg

    as Sosh, Michal's Mother

  • RM

    Roni Merhavi

    as Feggie

  • Dafi Alpern

    Dafi Alpern

    as Noam, Michal's sister

  • KS

    Karin Serrouya

    as Ziv

  • Oded Leopold

    Oded Leopold

    as Assaf

  • Udi Persi

    Udi Persi

    as Ronen, 'Blind' date

  • JR

    Jonathan Rozen

    as Alon, 'Blind date' deaf

Directed by Rama Burshtein