Working Woman

"An excellent portrait of a sickeningly common and perpetually harrowing issue, Working Woman is completely compelling as it draws towards an unpredictable conclusion."

"Beautifully understated, impressively acted (Ben-Shlush is a revelation) and tautly told, Working Woman is the #MeToo movie Hollywood has so far failed to adequately make."

"This is a supremely clever movie, rooted in strong emotion that's rigorously controlled. It's a work of passion, told with utmost restraint. That makes it even more effective."

"It is a story we've likely heard of or seen before, yet under Michal Aviad's sympathetic lens, it's one that stands out with a sense of urgency."

""Working Woman" may sound familiar, but be prepared: It cuts closer to the bone than you will be ready for."

"Finely-drawn characters and the kind of grey-area scenario that may be uncomfortably familiar to many women make this a thought-provoking addition to the post #metoo conversation."

"A strong drama that eschews melodramatic contrivance, making its points via cool (yet sometimes squirm-inducing) observation."

"Unfolds like a psychological thriller — a procedural that, as it tightens its grip, captures how workplace sexual harassment slowly takes over one woman’s life."

"The picture is a slow-burning but ultimately empowering drama that works despite a lack of the bigger, louder, more outwardly emotional moments it could have succumbed to."