Wonderland (2013 film)
| Wonderland | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Avi Nesher |
| Written by | Avi Nesher Shanan Street |
| Starring | Adir Miller Uri Hezekiah Yehuda Levi |
| Edited by | Itzhak Tzhayek |
| Music by | Avner Dorman |
| Distributed by | United Kings Films |
Release date |
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Running time | 112 minutes |
| Country | Israel |
| Language | Hebrew |
Wonderland (Hebrew: פלאות, romanized: Plaot, lit. Wonders), also known as The Wonders is an Israeli film directed by Avi Nesher was released in 2013.[1][2] This is a comic thriller which is a tribute to the film noir genre. In the film stands the figure of a young man known as Bunny, which opens the door to a private investigator for observation The flat opposite.
Plot
Rabbit (short for Ariel Navon), is the nickname of a young secular (Uri Hezekiah) who lives in Jerusalem and works as a bartender in a pub in the city, alongside former partner, Vax (Efrat Gosh) began the process of repentance. Rabbit painting graffiti nigh Let in a man covered with a blanket (Yehuda Levi), into an abandoned apartment located to the front window. Next turns to private investigator rabbit named Jacob Ghitis (Adir Miller), who wishes to use a rabbit's apartment for a view of the abandoned apartment and in return Payment. Rabbit swinging between refusal and acceptance. Further to the request of the investigator agreed rabbit, and installing a hidden camera in an apartment. This phase includes life long affair entangled named Shemaiah wing, with hidden powers, a beautiful business woman named Ella Gorski (Yuval Scharf), and other figures of Jerusalem. The film was influenced interprets the disappearance of Nir Ben-Artzi.
Cast
- Uri Hezekiah - Rabbi (Hebrew: ארנב) / Ariel Navon
- Adir Miller - Yaakov Gitis
- Yehuda Levy - Rav Shaya Knafo
- Yuval Scharf - Ela Gorski
- Efrat Gosh - Vax
- Shanan Street - Seller kiosk
- Gavri Banay - Login pub
References
- ^ Simon, Alissa (9 October 2013). "Film Review: 'The Wonders'". Variety (magazine). Retrieved 8 September 2018.
{{cite web}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in:|publisher=(help) - ^ Brown, Hannah (6 June 2013). "WONDER OF 'WONDERS'". The Jerusalem Post. Retrieved 8 September 2018.
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External links
- Wonderland at IMDb
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