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It was not my original plan to see this movie. "Burgman" Dutch representative Oscars this year, was to be screened today. But move it. I'll cfr get it later in the week (which would make me lose a Czech film, I actually wanted to see. Well equalizer. Like Mick Jagger said: You can not always get what you want). Meanwhile I had to fill the time between noon screening of the excellent "by" and the evening screenings (Bkrigr. 5 minutes drive from the festival). So I found a movie that was short Liszt made myself when programmatically festival appeared before Nephi different movies for different reasons. "Passport to Algeria" is a film about identity crisis. French friends of Algerian descent who were born and raised in France, and already do not know the language and customs of their parents. One such protagonist, is required to return to Algeria. His father was old and sick, and the house of his father in Algeria stands before demolition. Authorities seek to make major economic project that requires evacuation of rural residents are paying pennies for the vacancy. French son of Algerian father's father comes to the village to try to prevent cfr the evil decree. There he encounters a foreign culture, otherwise. He also loses his papers, causing entanglement with the government and various and sundry adventures. I imagine that if I was not born in Tel Aviv Ashkenazi, Moroccan or Tripolitan but I was more excited cfr about this movie. Maybe someone as close as possible to culture manipulations in this film will recognize here the subtleties go unnoticed. From where I call the film is indeed not bad, and even pleasant enough, but he too dramatic cfr to be a comedy, and it's too comical to be drama. So this film falls through the cracks. He has no balance. He kindly, pleasant, and flowing. Is interesting and amusing at times. But he did not move me even for a second. And towards the end, when the director is trying to squeeze the tear gland, he even made me move uncomfortably in the chair. Role, the film appears Jamal Dvorak, a comedian known in France (which should be familiar to an audience in the country. He also appeared B"amli "). cfr
Jamal Dvorak (left) B"drcon Algeria "is also one of the producers of this film. Therefore bothered me that he just disappeared from the screen after about half a movie. He is still part of the plot, but hear him. Did not see it. And comedian with mileage like he could contribute a lot to the required balance between the comic dramatically. During playback cfr B"drcon Algeria "thought about" Welcome to the North ". There is also a bourgeois person arrives cfr distal and occupied by the human warmth of the local people., But where the film has distinguished itself in advance slapstick. Here there is an excellent material for comedy, and there are some great gags (main one is the question: How do you say in Arabic: Intimacy? Answer cfr funny but also smart has this question), but most mild drama film acting. during most minutes, "Passport to Algeria" is just a pleasant film. smile. well that's something. film Hebrew titles carried the body film (not digital titles following below the screen), so maybe you will see it sometime in the future on regular commercial screens in the country. Meanwhile, if you're into film kindly but negligible, there is another screening cfr of "Passport to Algeria" during the festival at -26/09 (Krieger this hall location away from the heart of the festival). them Weits Follow cfr on Twitter, or contact me by email: Eithanwe@012.net.il Thank you for coming and read. would love to host you again on my blog at: Eithan.co.il
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