All 14 Moris Cohen Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
In the world of cinema, Moris Cohen has made a significant impact with his unique style and captivating storytelling. In this movie roundup, we dive into the diverse range of Moris Cohen’s films, exploring his signature themes and visual prowess. From blockbusters to indie gems, prepare to discover a fresh perspective on Moris Cohen’s cinematic universe.
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1. Jaffa (2009)
“Jaffa, “ a dramatic film set in the titular city, follows the story of a young girl planning to escape her life with her secret lover. However, a devastating tragedy alters their course forever.
2. Policeman (2011)
Policeman, also known as Ha-shoter, is a gripping 2011 Israeli drama film directed by Nadav Lapid. The plot revolves around a member of an Israeli anti-terrorist unit who finds himself in a confrontation with a group of young radicals, creating a tense atmosphere filled with conflict and emotion.
3. My Lovely Sister (2011)
“My Lovely Sister” is a captivating drama film released in 2011, which centers around a heartfelt love story between Rahma and her husband Robert, coupled with the haunting presence of the ghost of Rahma’s beautiful sister, Mary. The film unravels a tale of love and tragedy as Mary’s untimely demise from the heartbreak of banishment, due to her choice of falling in love with an Arab, casts a striking shadow over the lives of Rahma and Robert.
4. Out in the Dark (2012)
“In the Shadows of Love” delves into the compelling and intricate drama of an intense romance between two individuals, one from the tumultuous Middle East region and the other from its enemy, Israel. The story revolves around Nimer, a Palestinian student, and Roy, a charismatic Israeli attorney.
5. God’s Neighbors (2012)
“God’s Neighbors, “ a powerful 2012 Israeli drama, directed by Meni Yaish, focuses on the turbulent lives of three young men from the Bat Yam neighborhood in Israel. Avi, Kobi, and Yaniv are firm believers in enforcing a strict religious code on their community, ensuring women dress modestly, respecting the Sabbath, and preventing a nearby Arab population from playing loud music. Their fervent beliefs, however, set the stage for a tense, thought-provoking exploration of the consequences of blind authority and the struggle between faith, freedom, and social order.
6. Dawn (2014)
Dawn, a 2014 historical drama film, takes place during the British Mandate for Palestine, where a young Holocaust survivor named Elisha must grapple with the morality of his mission. Elisha is instructed to assassinate Captain John Dawson, a British Army officer occupying Palestine. Set in 1947, the story unfolds against the backdrop of the political and historical events leading up to the Israeli independence declaration.
7. Our Father (2016)
“Our Father” tells the riveting story of Ovadia, the most formidable and ruthless doorman at Tel Aviv’s nightclubs. Filled with a burning desire to become a father, he and his wife Rachel have been trying to conceive for five long years.
8. Noble Savage (2018)
“Noble Savage” is a 2018 Israeli drama film that delves into the life of a troubled teenager named Eli, who suffers from an eating disorder and grapples with the turmoil in his dysfunctional family. His mother, Sima, and her father, Yefet, are former junkies trying to live a normal life while Eli’s alcoholic father, an unemployed artist and street philosopher, is an eccentric character amidst the chaos of life in a seedy neighborhood.
9. Bazdmeg (2019)
“Bazdmeg” (2019) is a hilarious, 1-hour and 22-minute comedy that will have your sides splitting and your heart racing for its unexpected plot twists. The story unfolds when a woman named Netta (played by the talented Meytal Gal Suisa) embarks on a wild escapade alongside three most bizarre people she can’t stand.
10. The House on Fin Street (2021)
“The House on Fin Street” is a gripping drama film set in Israel, where the innocence of a young girl’s love story takes a dark turn. Dina, a naive and determined young Russian girl cleaning toilets in her town’s bus station, falls for the charming Yehuda. Eager to start a new life, she moves to the bustling city of Tel Aviv, unaware that Yehuda is a pimp who preys on vulnerable young women.
11. Paris Boutique (2022)
Paris Boutique, a charming and witty comedy, follows the journey of Louise, a Parisian Jewish lawyer, who travels to the Old City to finalize a significant real estate deal. Teaming up with Neta, a cunning driver with a sharp mind for business, they discover a hidden connection between an ultra-Orthodox woman and a Christian man.
12. Silent (2022)
“Silent” (2022) is a compelling drama film that introduces us to Avihu, a controversial TV host who returns from suspension amid the prime minister election campaign. Enter the world where the leading candidate is none other than the ex-prime minister’s son, his former pupil, who remains silent and so does Avihu’s mother in a miraculous twist of events.
13. Wait for Me (2022)
“Wait for Me”, an exhilarating drama from 2022, tells the story of Maya, a headstrong teenager who embarks on a perilous sea journey in pursuit of her missing father. Leaving her family’s boat, she braves the open waters, determined to reunite her family. Boasting a runtime of 1 hour and 35 minutes, this film captures the essence of a challenging but life-affirming journey.
14. The 90s — The Revelry (2023)
“The 90s — The Revelry” is a heartwarming comedy film set in 1990s Israel. The hilarious plot revolves around a man named Prosper, who experiences a strange dream that leads him on a zany adventure with his entire neighborhood. Mistakenly guided by a reckless driver, Prosper and his fellow residents find themselves on an unintended pilgrimage to the grave of Baba Sali in Netivot. This whimsical mishap ignites a series of hilarious events throughout the movie, as the characters struggle to find their way back home.
