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Title: The Other Son (2012)
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| Emmanuelle Devos | ... | Orith Silberg | |
| Pascal Elbé | ... | Alon Silberg | |
| Jules Sitruk | ... | Joseph Silberg | |
| Mehdi Dehbi | ... | Yacine Al Bezaaz | |
| Areen Omari | ... | Leïla Al Bezaaz | |
| Khalifa Natour | ... | Saïd Al Bezaaz | |
| Mahmud Shalaby | ... | Bilal Al Bezaaz (as Mahmood Shalabi) | |
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Bruno Podalydès | ... | David |
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Ezra Dagan | ... | Le rabbin |
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Tamar Shem Or | ... | Yona |
| Tomer Offner | ... | Ilan (as Tomer Ofner) | |
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Noa Manor | ... | Ethel |
| Shira Naor | ... | Lisa | |
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Diana Zriek | ... | Amina |
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Marie Wisselmann | ... | Keren |
Two young men, one Israeli and one Palestinian, discover they were accidentally switched at birth.
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I have seen no greater film than this so far.
It's sensibility to the conflict of people groups, as well as the personal experiences in the spiritual, intellectual and emotional are beyond any other film's treatment.
The actors live out the natural confusion on screen effortlessly. Ultimately, the way in which lives, yearnings, love and hate is weaved into resolution, beauty and peaceful reflection is unparalleled.
It's superb cinematic style makes the story not only brilliant; but a masterpiece in its entirety.
For a film that confronts, and questions much of your heart, mind and soul - I suggest seeing this as soon as you can.