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(1 - 6) of 6 OFCS Rating: 50% Rotten Page   1   3/5 "Sincere and powerful, but its essence gets lost in the film's striving for a 'message.'"   Filmcritic.com   Chris Cabin 4/5 "An intimate and well-realized coming-of-age drama about two Israeli teenagers doing obligatory military service in Jerusalem."   Spirituality and Practice   Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat 3.5/4 "Our wide eyed, angel faced chayalot drift hypnotized toward the center of the chaos and we realize that in Israel, there cannot be a movie about just regular teenage girls"   Bangitout.com   Jordan Hiller 2/4 "The general lack of politicization provides some commentary on conscription, yet it drains the film of any larger impact as a piece about Israeli-Palestinian relations."   Slant Magazine   Nick Schager 1.5/5 "Solemn, abrasive, connect-the-dots predictable and fairly dull. The two young leads are terrible actors, which only makes matters worse."   Film Threat   Phil Hall 7/10 "The fresh, bright and funny exploration of the bureaucracy of war, when mandatory Israeli military service meets "Laverne and Shirley." A touching and personal slice of life as two 18 year old women redefine the age-old battle of winning hearts and minds"   Monsters and Critics   Ron Wilkinson  (1 - 6) of 6 OFCS Rating: 50% Rotten Page   1