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Title: Princess (2014)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Shira Haas | ... | Adar / Daughter | |
| Keren Mor | ... | Alma / Mother | |
| Ori Pfeffer | ... | Michael / Alma's lover | |
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Adar Zohar-Hanetz | ... | Alan / Homeless boy |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Shimon Mimran | ... | Adar's Father | |
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Amitay Yaish Ben Ousilio | ... | Teacher (as Amitay Yaish Benuosilio) |
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Ariel Wizman | ... | Street Boy |
While her workaholic mother is away from home, 12-year-old Adar and her stepfather push their role-playing games into dangerous territory. As Adar attempts to delicately maneuver between the tempestuous and fiery relationships at home, she meets Alan - a dreamy boy who keenly resembles her, and brings him into the family. Alan leads Adar through a dark journey between childhood and adolescence, reality and fantasy, which will forever change the rules of the game in the household. Written by Rotem Faran
PRINCESS has to be one of the most perverse films I have ever seen. I can't even talk about it without wanting to retch.
I gave it four stars for the four main actors, who were outstanding, especially Shira Haas, who, amazingly enough, was 19(!!!) playing a 12-year-old entirely convincingly. Incredible. When I finally learned her birth date, I honestly didn't believe it at first. And what an incredible actress she is!!!
But the story, the themes, the situations depicted in this film make me wonder at the depravity of some people who would not only dream up such perversity but participate in making it.
I won't spoil anything. I'll just say that this film if for degenerates in my personal opinion. I would have turned it off halfway into it, if I didn't have a personal code of finishing what I start.