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Director: Amos Gitai
Script: Amos Gitai and Marie-Jose Sanselme
Cinematography: Renato Berta
Music: Jan Garbarek
Cast: Liron Levo, Tomer Russo, Uri Ran-Klausner, Yoram Hattab,
Guy Amir
Producers: Amos Gitai, Michel Propper and Laurent Truchot

Production: MP Prods./Agav Hafakot in association with Le Studio
Canal Plus, Arte France Cinema, R & C Produzioni, Canal Plus,
Telad, Eldan, Tele Plus
International distribution: President Films, Paris

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KIPPUR

Israel-France, 2000, 123 min, color

Награди: Кан 2000 - Официална селекция
Filmmaker Amos Gitai was a first-hand witness to the 1973 Yom Kippur War, in which troops from Egypt and Syria chose one of the holiest days of the Jewish calendar to launch a surprise attack on Israel. This film examines the short but bloody conflict through the eyes of a student, Weinraub. Weinraub and his friend Russo are instructed to join a special military unit on the Golan Heights shortly after the fighting begins, but in the confusion they are instead thrown in with an emergency medical team led by Dr. Klausner. Weinraub and Ruso help Klausner and his men rescue the wounded, and they find themselves in as much danger as the soldiers on the front line, as the fighting rages on around them and their helicopter is hit by enemy fire. Meanwhile, on the ground another doctor tries to preserve an oasis of calm and medical discipline in the midst of war.
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AMOS GITAI


Israeli director, born in 1950 in Haifa. Studied architecture. As from 1973 he started shooting with Super8, showing a preference for documentaries. In 1989 Israeli television censored his "The House" for its merciless comment on government policies. "Esther", his first feature film, was presented during the Cannes Semaine de la Critique in 1986.
As from 1992 he devoted his time to theatrical direction.

1980 Bayit - docu
1986 Esther
1989 Berlin-Yerushalaim
1992 Golem, l'esprit de l'exil
1994 Te'atron Hahaim - docu
1996 Zirat Ha'rezach
1996 Zihron Devarim
1996 Milim
1998 Yom Yom
1998 Tapuz
1999 Kadosh
2000 Kippur
2001 Eden







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