Radu Mihaileanu

Drama från 2005 av Radu Mihaileanu med Sirak M. Sabahat och Roni Hadar. <br/><br/>Trefaldig vinnare - Berlin Filmfestival <br/><br/>Salomon föds till flykting. I ett förtvivlat försök att rädda hans liv utger hans mor honom för att vara föräldralös jude. Under hela sin uppväxt hos fosterfamiljen i Israel kan Salomon inte släppa tanken på sitt sanna ursprung. Kan han gå vidare i livet utan att förstå var han kommer ifrån? <br/><br/> " En fantastisk resa genom livet" <br/>Box Office Magazine <br/> <br/>Radu Mihaileanu, den prisade regissören till Livets Tåg, fortsätter att utforska judarnas historia med det gripande uppväxtdramat Live and Become. Filmen, som spänner över decennier av inbördeskrig, förföljelser och flyktingströmmar, blev trefaldigt belönad vid Berlin Film Festival 2005.

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Russian-French comedy drama. Aleksei Guskov stars as Andrei Filipov, a once-celebrated conductor of the prestigious Bolshoi Orchestra who was sacked from the post 30 years previously for hiring Jewish musicians, and has worked in the menial role of janitor in the Bolshoi Theatre ever since. When he happens upon an invitation from Paris for the Bolshoi Orchestra to play there, he hijacks the gig and assembles his own motley team of musicians for a whirlwind three-day trip that they will never forget. Melanie Laurent and Valeriy Barinov co-star.<br/><br/><i>Typ: DVD</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Coming-of-age tale set in the civil war and famine of 1980s Ethiopia and in Tel Aviv, Israel. As thousands of displaced Africans crowd into Sudanese refugee camps, American and Israeli troops organise 'Operation Moses': a mission aimed at relocating the wandering Falashas, Ehtiopian Jews who claim direct lineage back to KIng Solomon's days and to Israel. Forced by his Christian mother to declare himself Jewish to escape starvation, young Solomon (Moshe Agazai) is swept away to Israel, where he is declared an orphan and adopted by a French family. There he begins a new life constantly fearing the discovery of a double lie: that he is neither orphaned nor Jewish. Now renamed Schlomo, Solomon does his best to adapt to his new surroundings as his presumed salvation slowly gives way to the inner decay of a fading identity. The film picked up three awards at the Berlin International Film Festival.<br/><br/><i>Typ: DVD</i>