The Israeli director Dani Rosenberg mixes auto-fiction and documentary in this film in which the father is the main character. With his camera in hand, the filmmaker follows the evolution of his father’s incurable illness, but also involves professional actors such as actress Noa Koler. Refusing the classical form for a kind of cinematic labyrinth, Dani Rosenberg pays tribute to his father and his fight against cancer. The filmmaker blurs the boundaries between documentary and fiction. “I prefer to call it a fiction film that crashes into the walls of reality. The narrative itself is fictional; however, I used documentary elements from my life to create parallels with this story.” says Rosenberg. Nadav Lapid, winner of the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival 2019 for Synonyms, contributed to the screenplay of The Death of Cinema and My Father Too. (SEO Seunghee)