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Title: The Bubble (2006)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Ohad Knoller | ... | Noam | |
| Yousef 'Joe' Sweid | ... | Ashraf | |
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Daniella Wircer | ... | Lulu |
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Alon Friedman | ... | Yali (as Alon Freidmann) |
| Zohar Liba | ... | Golan | |
| Tzion Baruch | ... | Shaul (as Zion Baruch) | |
| Oded Leopold | ... | Sharon | |
| Ruba Blal | ... | Rana, Ashraf's Sister | |
| Shredi Jabarin | ... | Jihad (as Shredy Jabarin) | |
| Yael Zafrir | ... | Orna | |
| Noa Barkai | ... | Ella | |
| Yotam Ishay | ... | Chiki | |
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Eliana Bakier | ... | Dalfi (as Eliana Bekiyer) |
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Avital Barak | ... | Dana |
| Lior Ashkenazi | ... | Self - Actor in "Bent" | |
The movie follows a group of young friends in the city of Tel Aviv and is as much a love song to the city as it is an exploration of the claim that people in Tel Aviv are isolated from the rest of the country and the turmoil it's going through. The movie looks at young people's lives in Tel Aviv through the POVs of gays and straights, Jews and Arabs, men and women. It all begins when Noam, a young Israeli soldier, serves in the reserve forces and meets at a check point a Palestinian young man called Ashraf. Following an incident during which Noam misplaces his ID card at the check point, Ashraf shows up on the doorstep of the apartment that Noam shares with a gay man and a straight woman. How will the meeting affect all of their lives? Written by A.M.
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I got this one a few weeks ago and love it! It's modern, light but filled with true complexities of life. It questions and answers, just like other Eytan Fox movies. This is my favorite, along with Jossi & Jagger. This pictures a lot more, universally, than only the bubbles we may live in. You don't need to be Jewish or homosexual to enjoy this - I'm not, but the movie goes directly to my top ten movies. At first it seems like pure entertainment but it does make you think further. Relationships we have to live with are superficial, meaningful, deep, fatal, you name it. You don't know what's coming, and you definitely don't know where this story is heading as you watch it the first time. It is worth seeing several times. Fox movies include great bonus material - here a great music video and "the making of" (including explanation of the title, interviewing Lior Ashknenazi who plays himself in the movie and Arabs with doubts about the Israeli life styles).