Goldberg & Eisenberg: Til Death Do Us Part

SLUGMagazineFilms's review is spot on. I would like to mention the stylized look of the film. It's a little off-putting at first - a glow effect on everything. And the bulk of the movie is shot at night with minimal lighting, sets and people (and a minimal budget). The cinematography is really superb with plenty of interesting camera shots and lighting effects. The glow effect ends by the 4th act and a more conventional approach is taken. The final scenes reminded me of the Cohen Bros in the best way. This is a story that anyone can relate to which makes it totally unnerving. Also, very few Director/Writers nail both jobs. Oren Carmi did just that.