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Here We Are (2021)

Mar 12, 2021 Drama 1h 34m
62%
User Score
7.1/10
100%

A heartwarming father-and-son story.

Overview

Aharon has devoted his life to raising his son Uri. They live together in a gentle routine, away from the real world. But Uri is autistic, and now as a young adult it might be time for him to live in a specialized home. While on their way to the institution, Aharon decides to run away with his son and hits the road, knowing that Uri is not ready for this separation. Or is it, in fact, his father who is not ready?

Nir Bergman
Director
Dana Idisis
Writer

Top Billed Cast

Shai Avivi
Shai Avivi

Aharon
Noam Imber
Noam Imber

Uri
Efrat Ben-Zur
Efrat Ben-Zur

Effi
Smadi Wolfman
Smadi Wolfman

Tamara
Amir Feldman
Amir Feldman

Amir
Sharon Zelikovsky
Sharon Zelikovsky

Sharona
Natalia Faust
Natalia Faust

Natalia
Uri Klauzner
Uri Klauzner

Noni
Avraham Shalom Levi
Avraham Shalom Levi

Lawyer Tzahi

Full Cast & Crew

Media

Here We Are - Official U.S. Trailer
Here We Are - Official U.S. Trailer
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A review by CinemaSerf
Written on June 21, 2024

"Aharon" (Shai Avivi) has a close bond with his autistic son "Uri" (Noam Imber) and a strained relationship with his wife "Tamara" (Smadi Wolfman). As their son grows to manhood, he is becoming harder to control. He's a cheery and lively young man, but also one prone to tantrums and that makes his education difficult to organise. Finally, they manage to enrol him in a specialist school but on a trip together, the youngster refuses to go home, or to school. Dad is conflicted. He wants to spend time with his child but also realises that "Uri" needs to go to; to learn not just educationally but socially - and that is going to be a tough wrench for the whole family. Avivi delivers quite potently here as the man who is treading on eggshells most of the time, but it's Imber who really hits home ...

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