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Why this pick
Like Yossi, it finds profound feeling in quiet, naturalistic encounters between guarded men, letting loneliness, desire and the possibility of emotional openness unfold with unusual intimacy.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Yossi, it finds profound feeling in quiet, naturalistic encounters between guarded men, letting loneliness, desire and the possibility of emotional openness unfold with unusual intimacy.
Why this pick
Its restrained performances and physical realism echo Yossi’s emotionally closed-off protagonist, building a hard-won connection without softening the characters’ isolation or grief.
Why this pick
A slow-burning reunion between two men, told through hesitant gestures and sustained tension; it shares Yossi’s interest in masculinity, emotional repression and tentative reconnection.
Why this pick
More hopeful in tone, but similarly observant about a young man discovering room for affection beyond the limits others place on him; warm, patient and emotionally precise.
Why this pick
This reunion drama pairs romantic longing with the weight of years spent hiding or moving on, making its gentle emotional honesty a strong fit for Yossi’s unresolved past.
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01 / THE STORY
Yossi, a 34 years old closeted gay man, works as a cardiologist in a hospital in Tel Aviv. He has never completely recovered from the death of the love of his life, ten years before. Unhappy in his personal life, Yossi has thrown himself into his work. When not on call, the physician finds comfort in greasy take-out noodles and soft core gay porn.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Varda

Tom
Nina

Yossi

Moti