Réalisation:
Yossi MadmoniScénario:
Erez Kav-ElPhotographie:
Boaz Yehonatan YaacovMusique:
Avi BelleliRésumés(1)
When his business partner of many years dies suddenly, Yaakov Fidelman realises his antique furniture restoration shop is on the point of bankruptcy. Fidelman’s son, who doesn’t get along with his father, wants to close the shop for good. “Without Malamud you are nothing,” he hears people saying. A ray of hope arrives in the form of apprentice Anton, who discovers an old piano in the back of the shop which could conceivably be spruced up and sold for big bucks. Will Mr Fidelman be able to establish peace within his own family and find tranquillity within himself? This subdued film gently conveys feelings of melancholy and despair, but also the compulsion not to give up. It observes its protagonists in intimate proximity and tries to find an understanding for their differing motives. The characters are faced with various decisions that will fundamentally influence not only their own lives, but the lives of the people close to them – and choosing the right path often requires serious contemplation. New beginnings are difficult, particularly with advancing years. (Karlovy Vary International Film Festival)
(plus)Acteurs·trices
Sasson Gabai
Irak
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Le Procès de Viviane Amsalem (2014)
La Visite de la fanfare (2007)
Le Cochon de Gaza (2011)
Henry David
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Boker Tov Adon Fidelman (2010)
Rock the Casbah (2012)
Olimpius Inferno (2009)
Sarah Adler
France
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The Cakemaker (2017)
Notre musique (2004)
Ruth Geller
Empire allemand
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Fin de partie (2014)
Boker Tov Adon Fidelman (2010)
Nevo Kimchi
Israël
Meilleurs films :
Boker Tov Adon Fidelman (2010)
Footnote (2011)
Beaufort (2007)
Ruti Bornstein
Israël
Meilleurs films :
Boker Tov Adon Fidelman (2010)