quite an amazing film. different than what i expected.
Andrei Kashkar, Helena Yaralova, Juliano Mer
Gifted filmmaker Amos Gitai explores the pathos and chaos that come from surviving war and creating a homeland. Having just survived the Holocaust, Yannush (Andrei Kashkar) and Rossa (Helena Yaralova)...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 11, 2004
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