Natalie Portman on Directing 'A Tale of Love and Darkness'

Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman stopped by the WSJ Cafe to talk about directing her first film, an ambitious Hebrew-language adaptation of Amos Oz's best-selling memoir "A Tale of Love and Darkness" that delves deep into the history of the state of Israel.
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[@APR944]

One of my favorite actors. Love Natalie Portman and not surprised at her interest in, and directing debut.

[@natalieportmanfan1817]

❤🥰🤩

[@spiderliliez]

Obviously, she's very nervous talking about her work.
Having two countries in dispute in this movie makes it hard to talk about somehow.
Looking forward to seeing Natalie's work.. got huge respect for this woman.

[@natalieportmanfan1817]

💖🥰🤩

[@geoffholmes5663]

No 1 woman, class ❤️Her😎

[@natalieportmanfan1817]

❤❤❤

[@dans9463]

She needs to eat three kosher hamburgers, with fries 🍟

[@simchawinter]

7:11 "They both suffered" . What an Ignorant woman.

[@lamagiduneinstant76]

Simcha שמחה Winter ~ I find Oz’s assessment to be extraordinarily correct. They are both Projecting their UNHEALED WOUNDS on each other, as humans do.

[@fourseventyseven2830]

How is she ignorant? It's true. Besides, it's not her words, she was quoting Amos Oz