Lipstikka (2011)Two women reunite in London, where they go over the details of a life-changing event which occurred when they were teenagers in Jerusalem. Director:Jonathan SagallWriter:Jonathan Sagall (screenplay) |
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Title: Lipstikka (2011)
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Lara
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Inam
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Michael
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Young Inam
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Ziv Weiner | ... |
Young Lara
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Gal Lev | ... |
Gadi
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Ofer Hayoun | ... |
Boaz
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Taliesin Knight | ... |
James
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Jullate Kahwage | ... |
Young Inam's Mother
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Amal Reihan-Abu Ramadan | ... |
Young Lara's Mother
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Ibrahim Abu-Zeid | ... |
Young Lara's Father
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Adam Abu-Razek | ... |
Ashraf
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Rachel E. Friedman | ... |
Nun
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Kosta Fasho | ... |
Jamil
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Charlotte McDougall | ... |
James' School Teacher
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Two women reunite in London, where they go over the details of a life-changing event which occurred when they were teenagers in Jerusalem.
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There are two movies here. And while this seems like a good deal, the end result isn't quite as satisfying as you wish it would be. One thing I can't tell you, is how much this is based on real life events. Though if I were to guess I'd say it is purely based on real life, from what I saw in the movie that is.
While the main storyline is unfolding, there is this other (subplot if you want to call it that). Something that works a lot better then what we see as main story. The balance therefor is a bit off. If I were to judge only the so-called "subplot" (I stay vague so you can enjoy the movie and how it unfolds without any prior knowledge/spoiler) I would rate it much higher. As it is it is more than a decent movie, with good performances (especially by the younger actors). I am looking forward what this particular filmmaker is going to do next