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    'Foxtrot' is Israel's hottest export of the year and lives up to the hype

    by Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times Dec 12, 2017 3 minutes

    No matter what you're expecting, "Foxtrot" is not the film you expect it to be. It's better.

    Certainly anticipation for this Israeli feature couldn't be higher. It won the Silver Lion at Venice, took eight Ophir awards (Israel's Oscars), including best picture, director and actor, and is its country's submission for the foreign language Academy Award.

    And for those who remember it, writer-director Samuel Maoz's last feature - the brilliantly claustrophobic 2009 "Lebanon," a

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