A thirty-five year old single mother named Asia moves to Jerusalem from Russia with her daughter Vika. She works as a nurse at a hospital with she struggles with her relationship with her daughter.
Ruthy Pribar’s debut film is a strong example of just how far powerful performances and imaginative cinematography can carry a rather rote and uninvolving story.| Read in full: Asia movie review We Love Cinema
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