Pineapple

Name: Pineapple
Director: Amos Gitai
Released: 1983

Amos Gitai 1983

“One day, when I opened my refrigerator, I looked closely at a can of pineapple. It had been “made in the Philippines,” “packaged in Honolulu,” “distributed in San Francisco” and the label “printed in Japan”. This was a concrete illustration of the multinational economy… Pineapple is a little like House: a microcosm that allows me to tell a story and deal with the issue of the Third Word.” (Amos Gitai)

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Running Time:

78 min.

Spoken Languages:

English, Hebrew

Subtitles:

English

Directors:

Amos Gitai

Producers:

Amos Gitai

Cinematographers:

Nurith Aviv

Editors:

Juliana Sanchez

Production Companies:

Les Films d'ici, FR3, A.G. Productions, TV1, Ikon, TV2

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