Israeli comedy-drama TV series about a group of upper middle-class friends who have most everything they desire as far as apartments, jobs, and relationships are concerned, but who still ...
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Title: The Bourgeoisie (2000–2004)
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| Hani Furstenberg | ... | Lilach / ... 39 episodes, 2000 | |
| Shai Avivi | ... | Beni 39 episodes, 2000 | |
| Efrat Ben-Zur | ... | Malka 39 episodes, 2000 | |
| Ilana Berkovitz | ... | Gali 39 episodes, 2000 | |
| Keren Mor | ... | Nina 39 episodes, 2000 | |
| Menashe Noy | ... | Asher 39 episodes, 2000 | |
| Sarit Vino-Elad | ... | Dalia 39 episodes, 2000 | |
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Gur Ya'ari | ... | Yaacov 'Koby 39 episodes, 2000 |
| Assi Levy | ... | Orna 29 episodes, 2000 | |
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Shalom Shmuelov | ... | Zohar 16 episodes, 2000 |
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Israeli comedy-drama TV series about a group of upper middle-class friends who have most everything they desire as far as apartments, jobs, and relationships are concerned, but who still can't manage to become satisfied with their lives. Written by Anonymous
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Music by Jacques Brel
Lyrics by Jacques Brel
Performed by Faudel
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Ne me Quitte pasMusic by Jacques Brel
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10 September 2000 (Israel) See more »Also Known As:
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The setup is for a sitcom-- characters and situations familiar from real life, but exaggerated, and getting into trouble that you can see coming a mile away but they plunge right ahead at. But from schtick to schtick it's a toss-up whether the scene will play out as humor or as drama. Like the earlier series _The Cameri Five_ featuring the same core cast, this one has a postmodern reluctance to commit itself either to lightheartedness or to heavy drama, and even to consistently bring a plot to a resolution.