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The Dahlonega International Film Festival and the Consulate General of Israel in Atlanta are pleased to invite you to meet two young award winning filmmakers from Israel. |
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Come to beautiful Pine Lake next Tuesday, June 24th, and meet Yariv M. Mozer and Yuval Shafferman before they head up to Dahlonega to showcase their movies. They will give a brief talk about filmmaking and life in Israel followed by a question and answer session. |
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8 pm @ the Club House in Pine Lake |
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Passiflora Waltz |
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Directed by: Yariv M. Mozer |
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2003, Israel, 16mm on Beta SP, subtitled, 14 min |
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A street musician's tune inspires a teenaged boy to a fleet-footed fantasy involving an older dream woman. Mozer's largely silent film is subdued and patient, a somehow nostalgic piece that impresses with its gentleness. |
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Routine |
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Directed by: Yuval Shafferman |
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2003, Israel, DV, subtitled, 12 min |
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The reality of everyday violence in Israel is vividly illustrated in this harrowing account of parents waiting for their youngdaughter to return home, while nervously consuming reports about a local bombing which may have taken her life. Deep-seated fears and resentments rise to the fore, and a marriage is forever altered in Shafferman's tense tale that gives us new perspective on the ever-presence of violence in that region of the world. |
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