Sometimes a film hits you right in the heart. That’s exactly what happened when the Israeli movie ‘Here We Are’ played in Mumbai. Kobbi Shoshani, the Consul General of Israel to Midwest India, openly shared his powerful reaction. He was deeply moved, a rare and honest display of emotion from a diplomat.
The screening took place in Mumbai. It brought an older but still important film back into the spotlight. Director Nir Bergman first released ‘Here We Are’ way back in 2000. Its story clearly still resonates with audiences today.
Shoshani spoke with ANI, his voice full of feeling. “I had tears in my eyes when I saw some of the parts,” he admitted. He believes stories like this go beyond daily headlines. “It is important for us to go beyond war or politics and bring such a story of people out.” He explained his personal connection, saying, “As a father, it was very touching.” He shared his joy about the Mumbai screening. However, he also noted, “Sometimes we don’t have the capacity to help people in need.” His words highlight the film’s touching human message.
#WATCH | Mumbai | On the release of Israeli film ‘Here We Are’, Consul General of Israel to Midwest India, Kobbi Shoshani, said, “… I had tears in my eyes when I saw some of the parts… It is important for us to go beyond war or politics and bring such a story of people out.… pic.twitter.com/iF2iF1SZWP
— ANI (@ANI) August 22, 2025
So, what is this film that caused such a strong reaction? ‘Here We Are’ tells the intimate story of a father and his son. The son lives with autism. The movie beautifully explores the special bond and challenges they share. Dana Idisis penned the script for this touching drama. Shai Avivi and Noam Imber play the lead roles. Their performances bring this unique family dynamic to life.