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| Tzahi Grad | ... | Gidi | |
| Lior Ashkenazi | ... | Micki | |
| Rotem Keinan | ... | Dror | |
| Doval'e Glickman | ... | Yoram (as Dov Glickman) | |
| Menashe Noy | ... | Rami | |
| Dvir Benedek | ... | Tsvika | |
| Nati Kluger | ... | Eti | |
| Kais Nashif | ... | Stranger on a Horse | |
| Ami Weinberg | ... | Principal Meir | |
| Guy Adler | ... | Eli | |
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Arthur Perry | ... | Ofer |
| Gur Bentwich | ... | Shauli | |
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Yuval Nadborany | ... | Arik |
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Alisa Vaisburd | ... | School Girl |
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Guy Shefa Pesso | ... | School Boy |
A series of brutal murders puts the lives of three men on a collision course: The father of the latest victim now out for revenge, a vigilante police detective operating outside the boundaries of law, and the main suspect in the killings - a religious studies teacher arrested and released due to a police blunder. Written by Anonymous
Quentin Tarantino called this the best movie of the year, and it is definitely one of the top ten. A school teacher is suspected of abducting, killing, and beheading little girls. What follows is a mixture of brutal torture blended with a sardonic humor you would expect from either the Coen brothers or Tarantino. Top notch acting is combined with a script which keeps the viewer wondering whether or not the accused is a monster or a victim. Be forewarned that a hammer, pliers, and blow torch are used as tools of coercion on the alleged pedophile; so a strong stomach is required to survive this film. Also, it is in Hebrew, so be prepared to read many subtitles throughout the one hour and fifty minute running time. Big Bad Wolves is well worth the journey.