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[1990s]
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- (1998)
- Features: Subtitled, Widescreen
- Starring: Hanna Maron, Juliano Mer Khamis
- Studio: Kino Lorber
- Genre: Drama, Foreign
- Release Date: 6/6/2006
- Born of an Arab-Jewish marriage, the discontented Moshe (Moshe Ivgy) feels torn in every direction as his marriage appears to slowly dissolve in infidelities, his hypochondria and compulsive eating... more
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- (1999)
- Features: Subtitled
- Starring: Uri Ran Klauzner, Yaël Abecassis
- Studio: Kino Lorber
- Genre: Drama, Foreign
- Release Date: 11/28/2000
- The face of two troubled relationships affected by the struggles of secular and religious Jews are the focus of Amos Gitai's concluding entry in his "City Trilogy." Set in an ultra-Orthodox area of... more
