In the context of the preparations for the premiere and the increasing pressure from the production, Ella insists on attending Shiva and exposes herself to a world that has been blocked from her until now.

Things get complicated when she meets her lover's brother, mother and wife, and gets too close to them.

[9] Wendy Ide from Screen Daily wrote: "This impressive debut from Ma’ayan Rypp is an elegant and empathetic portrait of that most vilified of female characters, The Other Widow, combining satisfyingly textured character details with a suitably theatrical flourish to arresting effect.

"[10] Jason Delgado from Film Threat wrote: "The Other Widow is not conventional, but that is something I enjoy about it.

The master craftsmanship of the cast and crew transports us to a different point of view that you can’t take your eyes off of.