Yes 2025

Runtime

149 mins

Language

Hebrew

Hebrew

Following the events of October 7th, a jazz musician and his dancer wife struggle financially in Israel. They find a precarious means of survival by providing art, solace, and entertainment to the nation's elite. As they navigate this challenging landscape, the musician is entrusted with a significant task: composing a new national anthem for the country.

Following the events of October 7th, a jazz musician and his dancer wife struggle financially in Israel. They find a precarious means of survival by providing art, solace, and entertainment to the nation's elite. As they navigate this challenging landscape, the musician is entrusted with a significant task: composing a new national anthem for the country.

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Echo Score

The Movie Echo Score

65

Yes! is an ambitious, politically charged film that polarizes viewers through its maximalist style and overt messaging. Critics laud its daring visual composition and urgent satire, while some note a lack of narrative clarity and repetitive emphasis. The user review highlights overacting and limited rewatch value, underscoring the film’s uneven execution. Consequently, the movie delivers a potent but uneven experience that resonates chiefly with audiences attuned to its political stance.

The Movie Echo Score Breakdown for Yes

78
Echo Score

Art & Craft

ART: The direction embraces a maximalist, almost chaotic aesthetic, employing bold color palettes and rapid editing to amplify the film’s agitprop tone. Critics commend the striking visual composition and the audacious production design, yet some note a lack of clarity and repetitive framing that undermines cohesion. The user’s criticism of theatrical set pieces further points to uneven craftsmanship, resulting in a mixed assessment of the film’s artistic execution.

55
Echo Score

Character & Emotion

CHARACTER: Performances aim for heightened intensity, mirroring the film’s polemical intent. While several critics acknowledge the energetic delivery and the ensemble’s ability to convey collective rage, no specific praise for nuanced portrayal emerges. The user review condemns the overacting as theatrical and disengaging, describing it as a primary flaw. Consequently, character work is perceived as forceful yet lacking depth, yielding a modest character score.

62
Echo Score

Story & Flow

STORY: The narrative unfolds in three movements, blending musical tragedy with satirical commentary. Critics appreciate its provocative ideas and the urgency of its political message, though some note occasional meandering and a lack of narrative focus. The negative critic highlights repetitive premises, and the user describes the plot as on‑the‑nose and propagandistic. Overall, the story is seen as conceptually bold yet unevenly structured, reflecting a mixed reception.

80
Echo Score

Sensory Experience

SENSORY: The film’s soundscape is confrontational, employing an aggressive score and loud, discordant effects that reinforce its polemical thrust. Visually, the cinematography adopts a frenetic, maximalist style, punctuated by stark color contrasts and rapid cuts. Critics remark on the sensory overload as both powerful and purposeful, while no specific sensory complaints arise. This immersive, albeit overwhelming, approach contributes to a strong sensory impression.

48
Echo Score

Rewatch Factor

REWATCH: The film’s incendiary message and visceral style aim to provoke repeated engagement, yet its heavy-handed execution limits replay appeal. Critics emphasize its polarizing impact but do not explicitly endorse multiple viewings. The user explicitly states zero rewatchability, citing overacting and a predictable plot as deterrents. Consequently, the movie’s lasting appeal appears constrained, resulting in a modest rewatch factor.

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IMDb

6.3 /10

IMDb Rating

TMDB

61

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