Release Date: Sep 6, 2007 Wide
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Forced Israeli evictions from the Gaza Strip yield tremendous personal strife for a pair of cross-cultural lovers in Disengagement, director Amos Gitai's meditation on the complex relationship between interpersonal and national politics in the Middle East. Juliette Binoche stars as Ana, a woman of mixed Dutch and Palestinian origin residing in Avignon, where her biological father has just died. Newly arrived in town is her adoptive brother, the Franco-Israeli Uli (Liron Levo), with whom Ana
Sep 6, 2007 Wide
Jan 18, 2011
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One of his [director Amos Gitai] best films about one of Israeli's most controversial moments.
This film has a great opening scene on a train but then shifts to about 30 minutes of sibling relations between Juliette Binoche (acting rather odd) and her Israeli half brother Liron Levo that really go on for too long before the real plot kicks in. Binoche must go to Israel to find the daughter she abandoned who is
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