A House in Jerusalem

Name: A House in Jerusalem
Director: Amos Gitai
Released: 1998

Amos Gitai 1998

Eighteen years after House, Amos Gitai returns to the setting of his first film to observe the changes in the new residents as well as in the neighbourhood. The filmmaker works like an archaeologist, revealing, under multiple layers, a complex labyrinth of destinies.

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Running Time:

89 min.

Spoken Languages:

Arabic, English, French, Hebrew

Subtitles:

English

Directors:

Amos Gitai

Producers:

Amos Gitai

Cinematographers:

Nurith Aviv

Production Companies:

Agav Films

Israeli-Palestinian Co..

Middle Eastern Studies

Festival Participation

Rotterdam International Film Festival - 1999

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