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When a half-way home for recently released prisoners faces permanent closure – the former prisoners face a dramatic junction — will they be able to integrate back into society or will they be thrown back into their previous lives? The series centers around Anat, an idealist social worker and current manager of the group home, who deals with both the shutting down of her life’s work and the reemergence of Niko, her former ward and flame.
An Israeli TV drama, that originally aired in 2019.
Hebrew language with English subtitles
At the Munich Olympics in 1972, A Palestinian terrorist group stormed the Israeli athletes’ quarters. The world watched as eleven hostages were taken and later killed. Four women were impacted by that day. This is their story.
The film unfolds in several languages: German, Hebrew and English. All non-English dialog is subtitled.
Six years after the Six Day War, Menashe, a decorated war veteran, is still deeply traumatized by his experiences as a soldier. He withdraws from society.. His young wife Daphna and their 10-year old son Shlomi suffer under his silence and rejection.
Directed by: Erez Mizrahi and Sahar Shavit Starring : Amos Tamam, Adva Bole, Roy Fink. Eran Ivanir, Ben Sela, Yahav Sabag, Michal Levi, Shalom Korem, Yael Yekel, Shai Zabib, Tom Kroitero Winner Best European Feature Film Tirana International Film Festival Best Narrative Feature Film Somerville International Film Festival Best Actress Award Shanghai International Film Festival Best Narrative Feature Film Sydney World Film Festival Hebrew language with English optional subtitles
Anthrax is a found footage mystery that tells the story of Israeli soldiers who volunteered to take part in an anthrax vaccine experiment during their military service. Seven years later they discover the vaccine has disastrous side effects. They set out to expose the truth and save their own lives. The film confronts a real scandal by combining it with fictional dramatized narratives, using documentary aesthetics and blurring the line separating between reality and fiction. A conspiracy thriller, based (mostly) on a true story.
Israel, 2017. Hebrew language. Presented in it's original native format and includes an optional English language subtitle track. The bonus materials include the Hebrew language version with hard-coded English subtitles.
Phoenix, 32 years old, was born and raised in the African Hebrew Israelite community, located in the city of Dimona, the desert of Israel. As a child, he was sexually abused for a long period of time. Phoenix decides to return to his community and his parents, who didn't protect him. He wants to understand how everyone turned a blind eye for all those years.
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