Bonjour Monsieur Shlomi
Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, Narrative Award Winner: 2005,[the students are taking a math test]
Tehila: [to Shlomi] Stop looking at me.
Tehila: [to Mr. Yaish] Shlomi the geek is looking at me.
Bagin Yaish: Don't look at her. Concentrate on your test.
Gil: [sitting behind Shlomi] Shh.
Bagin Yaish: [to the class] Who shushed me? Did you shush me? You'd better watch it. I may be new but I can kick ass. No one shushes me.,Od Avo El Sipech
Lyrics by Natan Alterman
Music by Jonathan Bar-Giora
Performed by Haïm Ulliel
Background Vocals by Jonathan Bar-Giora and Shemi Zarhin,This happened to be just starting on TV when I opened it, and as I felt too lazy to change the channel, I ended up watching it. Man, was that fortunate.

This film is more of a fairy tale than a demanding drama, and at times openly sentimental one. It is definitely what one could call a feel-good movie, and I usually find such either boring or irritating. Yet this film is so very well done I could not help but love it. The script will not twist your brain; it is conventional, but flawless. The actors are brilliant, every single one is a perfect fit for the role. There is not much of a score, but the bits of music enhance the movie beautifully.

If you can appreciate other things than expensive pyrotechnics, vicious murders or saving the world in a movie, do watch this if you ever have the chance. 5/5,