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Disobedience (2017) is a powerful romantic drama directed by SebastiΓ‘n Lelio, based on the novel by Naomi Alderman. The film follows Ronit Krushka (played by Rachel Weisz), a woman who returns to her Orthodox Jewish community in London after the death of her estranged father, a respected rabbi. Her return stirs up emotions and tensions, especially as she reconnects with people and a way of life she left behind years ago.

Rachel Weisz e Rachel McAdams vivem romance proibido no trailer de β€œ DesobediΓͺncia” | Mulher no Cinema
Among those Ronit reunites with is Esti (Rachel McAdams), a childhood friend who is now married to Dovid (Alessandro Nivola), Ronit's cousin and her father's spiritual heir. It soon becomes clear that Ronit and Esti once shared a deep, romantic relationship that was abruptly cut off due to the pressures of their religious environment. Esti, now living a life dictated by tradition and duty, finds herself torn when old feelings resurface.

Desobediencia (2017) | MUBI

The film explores the conflict between personal freedom and religious obligation as Esti and Ronit's bond rekindles. Their secret relationship reignites desires and confronts the rigid expectations of their community. Esti begins to question her role as a wife and the path laid out for her, while Ronit grapples with the pain of her past and the cost of independence.

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Disobedience (2017) - Filmaffinity
As tensions build, Dovid is forced to confront the truth about Esti’s unhappiness and the limitations of their marriage. Rather than reacting with anger, he chooses compassion, making a powerful decision that allows Esti the freedom to live authentically. The film's emotional climax highlights the importance of choice, acceptance, and the courage it takes to live one's truth.

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DISOBEDIENCE β€” Fruitcake Enterprises
Disobedience is a deeply emotional and beautifully acted film that challenges traditional notions of love, faith, and identity. With its quiet yet intense storytelling, it captures the pain of repression and the beauty of self-discovery. The performances by Weisz and McAdams bring nuance and vulnerability to their characters, making the film a poignant exploration of forbidden love and personal liberation.

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