Hadas Yaron, or the ideal Hasidic girl. This is what one could call the young Israeli actress (born in 1990), who indeed portrayed an ultra-orthodox fiancée, wife and mother and finally the lover of a Canadian gentile in two films on the run, first in Rama Burshtein's Le coeur a ses raisons (2012), then in Maxime Giroux's Félix et Meira (2014). Her gentle face, her simple and fresh beauty and her innocent eyes make irresistible the two characters she embodies, Shira, an 18-year-old young lady pressured by her family to marry the widowed husband of her older sister in the former film and Meira, the repressed wife (with child) of a Hasidic husband in the latter. But a moving face and figure would not have been enough if Hadas Yaron had not also been an excellent performer. Her having been awarded the 2012 Ophir Award is not a pure question of chance! And as she is only in her mid-twenties, Hadas Yaron can reasonably expect a lot of those rewarding roles her talent deserves.
