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Cast
Michael Beck | ... |
Boris Abramovich
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Alan Feinstein | ... |
Stan Gould
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F. Murray Abraham | ... |
Marco Cohen
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Sigourney Weaver | ... |
Gale
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Esther Zewko | ... |
Jeanette
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Hana Laslo | ... |
Shosh
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Shimon Barr | ... |
Sergeant Landau
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Michael Warshaviak | ... |
Medic
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Misha Asherov | ... |
Major Saul
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Zachi Noy | ... |
Supply Man
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Zvi Borodo | ... |
Mess Sergeant
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Abraham Celektar | ... |
Policeman
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Arieh Elias | ... |
Mizrahi
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Claudia Amm |
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Vid Hardt | ... |
Supply Sergeant (voice)
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Michael Schneider |
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Directed by
Dan Cohen |
Written by
Dan Cohen | ... | () |
Produced by
Dan Cohen | ... | producer |
Alex Massis | ... | executive producer |
Zvi Spielmann | ... | producer |
Production Management
Danny Perlman | ... | production manager |
Sound Department
Malcolm Stewart | ... | sound mixer |
Camera and Electrical Department
Danny Ben Menahem | ... | gaffer |
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Storyline
Plot Summary |
While trying to escape from the Soviet Union, a Soviet Jewish man is locked in a mental institution, where he gets brutally tortured for several years. After his release, he's able to defect to Israel, and gets the chance to join the Israeli Army, even though he's not in good condition to fight. His next plan is to seek revenge against the Russians, but first he needs to go to another conflict on the Syrian border, far from where his enemies are. Written by Rodrigo Amaro |
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Did You Know?
Trivia | While this film was a low-budget Israeli-filmed drama that did not become a box office hit on its release in 1978, it has a legacy of launching several major Hollywood careers. This started when Walter Hill watched the movie because he wanted to see if her performance in this film (after she'd emerged on film radar for her work in "Annie Hall") was good enough for her be cast in the role of Ellen Ripley in the upcoming film ALIEN. While watching the film, Hill became very impressed with Michael Beck's work as the lead, and decided to make him the lead in another project that was about to starting filming: THE WARRIORS. And while F. Murray Abraham wasn't part of those projects, he also was noticed by producers and talent agents from his work in "Madman" and that moved his career forward greatly (he would win an Oscar for "Amadeus" only 5 years after filming his role here). See more » |
Movie Connections | Referenced in 10 Things You Didn't Know About Warriors (2019). See more » |