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Title: Kiss Me Before It Blows Up (2020)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Moran Rosenblatt | ... | Shira Shalev | |
| Luise Wolfram | ... | Maria Müller | |
| Rivka Michaeli | ... | Berta Posnansky | |
| Juliane Köhler | ... | Petra Müller | |
| Bernhard Schütz | ... | Hans Müller | |
| Irit Kaplan | ... | Ora Shalev | |
| Salim Dau | ... | Ibrahim Hamati | |
| Eyal Shikratzi | ... | Liam Shalev | |
| Aviv Pinkas | ... | Ella Shalev | |
| John Carroll Lynch | ... | Ron Shalev | |
| Naama Amit | ... | Adi Schnieder-Yarkoni | |
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Sarah Markowitz | ... | Rachel Schnieder-Yarkoni |
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Sivan Talmor | ... | The Band Singer |
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Barak Hener | ... | The Band Trumpet |
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Daniel Sapir | ... | The Band Bassist |
A subversive love story between clashing cultures and families, KISS ME BEFORE IT BLOWS UP is a romantic misadventure crossing all borders. When two generations of Israeli women fall for a German woman and a Palestinian man, chaos follows. What happens with lovers who don't fit but do belong together? When Maria lands in Tel Aviv from Germany and arrives at her lover Shira's apartment, one small mis-step starts a romantic journey of mythic proportions as Shira accepts a non-proposal of marriage. Upon meeting, their two families immediately collide over a shared historical past and the prospect of a combined future, while the second pair of lovers unexpectedly reflect yet another wide gap romance must bridge. Now it's Shira's fiercely independent, sardonic grandmother Berta's turn to test the very limits of love, conflict and circumstances. Written by Christine Guenther
At its core, this is a competently made romantic comedy that hits all the expected notes: a sweet lead couple, a cast of nutty but likeable family members and a lot of fun.
What elevates it above the expected is the setting (isreali, german, and some arab culture clash) and the surprisingly earnest handling of this delicate intercultural dynamic. It handles it cleverly without ever losing sight of its rom-com core.