For some unknown reason I kinda expected more... Rachels are both amazing though.

Delicate, subdued, and ultimately heartbreaking. A quiet tale of forbidden passion set against a strict religious landscape.

I'm not a film critic, so around 1hr 7mins when Weisz spits in McAdams mouth is when it got interesting. I'm not Jewish so everything else went over my head.

Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams star in the indie drama Disobedience. The story follows a young woman who returns to her childhood home to attend the funeral of her estranged father, an orthodox Jewish rabbi who disowned her. Neither Weisz nor McAdams give much of a performance, and the script doesn’t help them out. Despite the orthodox Jewish community setting, the issue of faith never comes up or factors into the characters’ choices. And the placing is incredibly slow, dragging on and on. Poorly made, Disobedience is a drab and monotonous film.