Prisoners of War
(2009–2012)
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Yaël Abecassis | ... |
Talia Klein
(11 episodes, 2009-2012)
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| Mili Avital | ... |
Nurit Halevi-Zach
(11 episodes, 2009-2012)
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Assi Cohen | ... |
Amiel Ben-Horin
(11 episodes, 2009-2012)
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| Adi Ezroni | ... |
Yael Ben Horin
(11 episodes, 2009-2012)
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Ishai Golan | ... |
Uri Zach
(11 episodes, 2009-2012)
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Yoram Toledano | ... |
Nimrod Klein
(11 episodes, 2009-2012)
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Three Israeli IDF reservists are captured and held behind enemy lines in Lebanon. Back home, as time passes, they become increasingly powerful symbols of hope. 17 years later, two come back alive, one in a coffin...
This drama follows the lives of the the prisoners and their families after their release, veering from vast political themes to poignant domestic ones. The family and friends' relationships and responses feel as real as the torture scenes.
I found this series to be a gripping, moving character based drama, examining a situation that most of us can't begin to imagine the reality of, yet it somehow manages to be relatable. "Homeland" was slick and powerful, but for me, it just didn't have the heart that this original had.