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Part of “Moments, Israel 2002“:
Life as a banal game; our leaders are children; the ability to press “pause” has not yet been proven, but nor has it been entirely ruled out; we hope that the ending will be pastoral.
Festivals and Awards:
Jerusalem International Film Festival, Israel, 2002; Tribeca Film Festival, USA, 2003; SilverDocs Washington, USA, 2003; Toronto Jewish Film Festival, Canada, 2003; Isarel-Palestine Film Festival Paris, France, 2003; Dallas Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2003; Jewish Film Festival Berlin and Potsdam, Germany, 2003; Israel Film Festival, Miami, USA, 2003
Director: Gur Bentvitch, Nir Miterraso
Producer: Arik Bernstein, Ami Amir
Production Company: Matar Productions
Supporter(s): The New Fund for Cinema and Television, Telad, Private donor
Subtitles: English
Film Name in Hebrew: סטאטוס קוו
Relevant Links:
Moments 2002 on IMDBPart of “Moments, Israel 2002“:
Life as a banal game; our leaders are children; the ability to press “pause” has not yet been proven, but nor has it been entirely ruled out; we hope that the ending will be pastoral.
Festivals and Awards:
Jerusalem International Film Festival, Israel, 2002; Tribeca Film Festival, USA, 2003; SilverDocs Washington, USA, 2003; Toronto Jewish Film Festival, Canada, 2003; Isarel-Palestine Film Festival Paris, France, 2003; Dallas Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2003; Jewish Film Festival Berlin and Potsdam, Germany, 2003; Israel Film Festival, Miami, USA, 2003
Relevant Links:
Moments 2002 on IMDBDirector: Gur Bentvitch, Nir Miterraso
Producer: Arik Bernstein, Ami Amir
Production Company: Matar Productions
Supporter(s): The New Fund for Cinema and Television, Telad, Private donor
Subtitles: English
Film Name in Hebrew: סטאטוס קוו
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