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Movie Info
Residents of (Yaël Abecassis, Uri Klauzner, Hanna Laslo) of an apartment building in the working-class section of Tel Aviv, Israel, go about their daily lives.
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: Hebrew
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Director: Amos Gitai
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Producer: Alain Mamou-Mani
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Writer: Amos Gitai, Marie-Jose Sanselme
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $48.5K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Mongrel Media
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Production Co: MP Productions
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Sound Mix: Surround
Cast & Crew

Yael Abecassis
Gabi

Uri Klauzner
Ezra

Hanna Laslo
Mali

Ronit Elkabetz
Ronit

Amos Lavie
Hezi

Lupo Berkowitch
Aviram

Liron Levo
Ilan

Yosef Carmon
Schwartz

Amit Mestechkin
Eyal

Lyn Shiao Zamir
Linda

Amos Gitai
Director

Amos Gitai
Writer

Marie-Jose Sanselme
Writer

Amos Gitai
Executive Producer

Michel Propper
Executive Producer

Alain Mamou-Mani
Producer
Critic Reviews for Alila
Audience Reviews for Alila
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May 07, 2005
[font=Century Gothic][color=royalblue]"Alila" is an Israeli movie set in an apartment building. It features various denizens while focusing on a divorced builder and his son who has gone AWOL from the army and a very anonymous affair. Director Amos Gitai uses exquisite tracking shots and jump cuts to tell his story but Michael Haneke fell flat on his face doing pretty much the same thing with "Code Unknown" in 2001. "Alila" is a slight improvement.(Both "Alila" and "Code Unknown" make mention of illegal immigration.) What this technique allows for is glimpses into the lives of its characters but because that is all we get, there is never a sense that we ever get know any of them, and several remain complete mysteries. There is something here about how neighbors interact with each other but not much. [/color][/font]
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