I loved it and I cried. I understand who says it's not realistic, I'm sure life is not so easy for the 99% of the people that leave the orthodox community or 99% of humanity that doesn't have a talent, but sometimes it's nice to see a happy ending and be optimistic about things and about meeting good people in the path of life, plus I love Berlin. I liked how the characters were developed, the internal struggles they had to fight between the attachment to home and the need to discover themselves. The scene of Esty doing things for the first time were really moving and the husband and Moshe characters were really well made. I appreciated the moment when Moshe talked with Esty, I don't know understand who says he's just evil, I think in that moment he showed a bit the internal struggle of Moshe and of any person that doesn't have a particular talent and the experience of getting hurt after leaving his protected environment.
Review of Unorthodox
