FILM: Tu n’aimeras point/Eyes Wide Open

By Lina Harper • May 5, 2010 8:12 pm EDT

Coming off the Cannes festival circuit is a Hebrew film from Jerusalem about, you guessed it, two strict Jewish men who develop feelings for each other. Also they’re butchers, so there are lots of meat shots. For serious. So if you’re into Judaism, homos or just like beards a whole heck of a lot, it plays tonight at 9 pm at Cinema du parc. L’CHAIM.

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