New York Daily NewsThis beautifully photographed drama is well-played throughout with great conscience without becoming heavy-handed.
Wall Street JournalTranscends its switched-at-birth premise to a degree that's surprising, considering that the well-worn plot militates agains...
The New York TimesMs. Lévy is rescued from her maudlin, preachy tendencies by the skill and sensitivity of the actors, who turn a wobbly parab...
Los Angeles TimesThe Other Son is a case of good intentions overwhelming the inherent drama - quite simply, political correctness got the bes...
Washington PostEven though Levy executes with a light touch, it tends to feel a little simplistic given how deep-seated and persistent the ...
New York PostThe Other Son is played with warmth and conviction by its cast. But it's also a little pat and toothless, set in an Israel w...
San Francisco ChronicleLévy generally succeeds in creating a compelling, humanistic family drama, even if some viewers may reject the movie's final...
Chicago Sun-TimesTwo babies are born at about the same time in an Israeli hospital. One is Israeli.
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Director: Lorraine Levy
Writer: Lorraine Levy
Studio: Unknown
Cast: Emmanuelle Devos, Pascal Elbé, Jules Sitruk
Release: October 26, 2012
Writer: Lorraine Levy
Studio: Unknown
Cast: Emmanuelle Devos, Pascal Elbé, Jules Sitruk
Release: October 26, 2012
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