My Father, My Lord
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My Father, My Lord (Hofshat Kaits) est un film dramatique israélien réalisé et écrit par David Volach, sorti le 23 août 2007 en Israël.
Synopsis
Menahem est un jeune garçon de dix ans qui aimerait vivre comme tous les petits garçons de son âge. Mais il est obligé de suivre le rythme de ses parents. Son père, le Rabbi Abraham, qui le traîne pour les prières et toutes les cérémonies ayant trait à la foi, de l'école religieuse à la synagogue. Et sa mère qui n'a pas énormément la parole à la maison, habituée à subir la loi de l'homme. Menahem espère tout de même changer les choses de son quotidien.
Fiche technique
- Titre original : Hofshat Kaits
- Réalisation : David Volach
- Scénario : David Volach
- Production : Eyal Shiray
- Direceur de la photographie : Boaz Yehonatan Yaacov
- Montage : Haim Tabacmen
- Décors: Yoav Sinai
- Son : Eyal Liebman
- Effets sonores : Alex Claude
- Mixage : Carl Goetgheluck
- Casting : Tali Ohayon
- Date de sortie : 23 avril 2008 en France
- Durée : 72 min.
Distribution
- Assi Dayan : Le rabbin Abraham Eidelmann
- Ilan Griff : Menahem Eidelmann, son fils
- Sharon Hacohen Bar : Esther Eidelmann, la jeune femme d'Abraham et mère de Menahem
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