By Nate Feldman
Colombian Love is a 2004 Israeli film about three friends, Ori, Omer, and Zidane who go through many misadventures on their way to discovering what true love is.
Omer is a former military officer with PTSD. He marries Yael, but he injures himself during the wedding. She wants a child, but he isn't ready. He is always comparing things to his time during a war in Lebanon.
Ori gets married to Tali even though he messed around with a stripper at Omer's bachelor party. However, things become bad when she offends his family, especially his excessively rigid-minded father.
Zidane hires a prostitute, but it turns out it is a girlfriend of his from 8th grade, Noga. Meanwhile, he tries and reconnect with a girl, Francesca, that he once knew on a trip in Colombia. She comes to Israel with her overly possessive mother, and when he won't commit to marriage, they return to Colombia. He begins dating Moran, a doctor, but he realizes that Noga is his true love.
This film is extremely lighthearted and has a lot of slapstick humor. It's by no means a cinematic classic, but it is enjoyable and entertaining, so I highly recommend it if you want something light to watch.
