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This week get acquainted with new local spirits, discover the new nose-spray that kills viruses, choose a new red lipstick and make sure you choose eco-friendly products.
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This week get acquainted with new local spirits, discover the new nose-spray that kills viruses, choose a new red lipstick and make sure you choose eco-friendly products.
The Israeli film “Wedding Doll,” written and directed by Nitzan Gilady, has an unusual amount of pictorial beauty, both of the harsh and soft varieties. The harshness, or at least starkness, is provided by the Negev Desert, around which the movie is set. Its golden planes and imposing promontories are spectacular and a bit intimidating. The soft beauty is provided by the film’s lead actress, the brightly open-faced Moran Rosenblatt, who plays Hagit, a mentally disabled young woman who has an uncanny talent: she crafts lovely little dolls using toilet paper and the rolls it comes on as h...