Film Lens
In 'Carmel', filmmaker Amos Gitaï presents a narrative centered on the long history of armed conflict in Israel. The film uses personal stories and historical context to depict the emotional impact of decades of violence. Through evocative scenes, it captures how significant events have shaped the lives of individuals and the broader society in Israel.
The film features a diverse cast including Hillel Luski, Keren Mor, and Jeanne Moreau. It runs for 93 minutes and is produced in France and Israel, showcasing dialogues in Arabic, French, and Hebrew. Gitaï's approach invites viewers to reflect on the complexities of life in a region marked by ongoing conflict.
Why Watch
- •See personal narratives from individuals affected by conflict.
- •Find out about the emotional landscape shaped by war.
- •Meet a diverse cast portraying life in Israel.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Amos Gitaï, not Samuel Fuller.
•Carmel was released in 2009 and has a duration of 93 minutes.
•The film features dialogue in three languages: Arabic, French, and Hebrew.
•The cast includes notable actors like Hillel Luski and Keren Mor.
Perfect For
Israeli historyWar documentariesPersonal narratives