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Kippur ()


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When the Yom Kippur War breaks out, two Israeli soldiers find themselves unable to locate their unit. Eager to take part in the war effort, they join an airborne medical evacuation unit.

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Weinraub
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Ruso
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Dr. Klausner (as Uri Ran-Klausner)
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The Pilot
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Gadassi
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The Captain (as Juliano Mer)
Ran Kauchinsky ...
Shlomo
Kobi Livne ...
Kobi
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Dina (as Liat Glick Levo)
Pini Mittleman ...
Hospital Doctor
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(as Meital Barda)
Shai Gani ...
Army Doctor
Noah Faran ...
Rescue Commander (as Noach Faran)
Keren Gitai ...
Young soldier
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Pini Mittelman ...
Civilian doctor

Directed by

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Amos Gitai

Written by

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Amos Gitai ... ()
 
Marie-Jose Sanselme ... ()

Produced by

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Tilde Corsi ... co-producer
Shuki Friedman ... line producer
Amos Gitai ... producer
Michel Propper ... producer
Gianni Romoli ... co-producer
Michael Tapuah ... co-producer (as Michael Tapuach)
Laurent Truchot ... producer

Music by

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Jan Garbarek

Cinematography by

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Renato Berta

Editing by

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Monica Coleman
Kobi Netanel

Editorial Department

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Pasquale Cuzzupoli ... color supervisor / color timer

Casting By

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Ilan Moscovitch

Production Design by

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Miguel Markin

Art Direction by

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Miguel Markin

Costume Design by

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Laura Dinolesko ... (as Laura Dinulesco)

Makeup Department

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Moni Mansano ... special makeup effects artist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Shai Gani ... second assistant director (as Shay Gani)
Alona Lichter ... third assistant director
Haim Rinski ... first assistant director
Ziv Rubinstein ... second assistant director: second unit

Art Department

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Avichai Bari ... property master
Erez Goldfarb ... assistant property master
Amiram Lichter ... head constructor
Daniel Magen ... set dresser
Oshmi Michael ... art crew (as Michael Ushmi)
Ilan Moscovitch ... artistic advisor
Gil Pardo ... assistant property master
Albert Segal ... property master
Ami Shemesh ... constructor
Nikolai Usipov ... art crew (as Nikolai Yusipov)
Eli Zioni ... set dresser

Sound Department

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Philippe Amouroux ... re-recording mixer
Alex Claude ... sound designer
François Fayard ... sound assistant / sound editor
Micha Hazut ... boom operator
Cyril Holtz ... re-recording mixer
François Lepeuple ... foley artist
Eli Yarkoni ... sound mixer

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Jem Lovett ... senior technician (as Jeremy Lovett)
Digby Milner ... special effects supervisor

Camera and Electrical Department

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Gal Altschuler ... grip assistant
Miki Berdougo ... gaffer (as Berdougo Michael)
Adi Borkin ... electrician
Philippe Cadeau ... gaffer (as Philip Cadeau)
Nicole de Castro ... still photographer (as Nickol De-Castro)
Ofer Dori ... electrician
Noam Eisenberg ... key grip
Moshe Flechter ... grips
Eli Levy ... grip assistant
Yehuda Sar-Israel ... second assistant camera
Moshe Shabbat ... best boy grip / grips (as Moshe Shabat)
Zion Shmuel ... grip assistant
Floris Sybesma ... Steadicam operator
Jonathan Tal ... electrician (as Yonatan Tal)
Jean-Paul Toraille ... focus puller
Ram Tsizling ... electrician
Choresh Wald ... grip assistant
Gaby Weismann ... focus puller: second camera

Casting Department

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Levana Hakim ... casting agent
Levia Hon ... casting agent
Perry Kafri ... casting agent (as Perry Cafri)
Zohar Yakobson ... casting agent (as Zohar Yacobson)

Script and Continuity Department

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Sari Azoulay Turgeman ... script supervisor (as Sari Turgeman)

Transportation Department

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Eyal Sadan ... transportation manager

Additional Crew

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Yaron Agayof ... tanks crew
Sharon Arama ... tanks crew
Yossi Arditi ... tanks crew
Menashe Lev Ari ... tanks crew
Noam Barniv ... tanks crew (as Noam Bar Niv)
Didi Bino ... tanks crew
Karmi Damti ... tanks crew
David Danino ... tanks crew
Gil Davidi ... tanks crew
Shmuel Dugin ... tanks crew
Doron Elmakayes ... tanks crew
Daniel Eshel ... tanks crew
Eyal Fridfertig ... tanks crew
Daniel Haran ... tanks crew
Vanessa Jerrom ... press: international
Israel Katzir ... tanks crew
Alexander Kurkoz ... tanks crew
Asaf Leshem ... tanks crew
Arnon Lusky ... tanks crew
Tal Maor ... tank crew: Tank Commander
Efraim Meir ... tanks crew
Sagi Melnik ... tanks crew
Shlomi Milbaum ... tanks crew
Ami Mualem ... tanks crew
Daniel Nahari ... tanks crew
Amit Ben Natan ... tanks crew
Aviram Politi ... tanks crew
Amit Lev Ran ... tanks crew
Erez Ratzon ... tanks crew
Oded Shomroni ... tanks crew
Guy Speilman ... tanks crew
Ya'akov Strigler ... tanks crew
Meir Suissa ... tanks crew
Massos Telem ... tanks crew
Amnon Tish ... tanks crew
Yossi Tuchner ... tanks crew
Yakov Vaknin ... tanks crew (as Ya'akov Yaknin)
Raz Weiss ... tanks crew
Nechemia Yosef ... tanks crew
David Zeigel ... tanks crew

Thanks

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Uzi Cantoni ... thanks
Nadav Gotlieb ... thanks
Avner Hacohen ... thanks
Ze'ev Keinan ... thanks
Gadi Klein ... thanks
Zaki Zuriel ... thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

The film takes place in 1973 during the Yom Kippur War in which Egypt and Syria launched attacks in Sinai and the Golan Heights. The story is told from the perspective of Israeli soldiers. We are led by Weinraub and his friend Ruso on a day that begins with quiet city streets, but ends with death, destruction and devastation of both body and mind. Various scenes are awash in the surreal, as Weinraub's head hangs out over a rescue helicopter's open door, watching with tranquil desperation as the earth passes beneath, the overpowering whir of the blades creating a hypnotic state. It is not a traditional blood, guts and glory film. There are no men in battle, only the rescue crew trying to pick up the broken pieces. Written by Fiona Kelleghan

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Taglines Bloody, Vivid... Unvarnished. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Kippour (France)
  • Am Tag von Kippur (Germany)
  • Kipûru Shôsha naki Senjô (Japan)
  • Kipûru no Kioku (Japan)
  • Kipur (Czechia)
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Runtime
  • 117 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia The film is based on director Amos Gitai's own experience of joining a helicopter rescue crew during the war of Kippur, and his helicopter being shot down by a Syrian missile on his 23rd birthday. See more »
Goofs Moshe Dayan did NOT lose his eye in the Sinai Desert; he lost it in Vichy-controlled Lebanon in 1941 on a reconnaissance mission on behalf of the Australian/British Army. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Elokuvan vuosisata (2010). See more »

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