Vete y vive
Vai e vivrai
Director:
Radu MihaileanuCámara:
Rémy ChevrinMúsica:
Armand AmarReparto:
Yaël Abecassis, Roschdy Zem, Roni Hadar, Shimon Mimran, Pierre-Jean Chérer, Joy Rieger, Hervé Pauchon, Shmil Ben Ari, Patrick Descamps, Shlomo Vishinsky (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
1984. Miles de refugiados africanos procedentes de veintiséis países llegan a los campamentos de Sudán. A instancias de Estados Unidos e Israel se ha puesto en marcha un vasto proyecto (Operación Moisés) para llevar a los judíos etíopes (falashas) a Israel. Una madre cristiana convence a su hijo de nueve años para que diga que es judío y así salvarle de la hambruna y de una muerte segura.pero nunca olvidará a su auténtica madre, la que se quedó en el campamento, y siempre soñará con encontrarla de nuevo. (Filmin)
(más)Reseñas (1)
I still remember the arrival of Ethiopian Jews to Israel, and it must be said that it is material that is incredibly attractive for a film. Films with a message have it easier after all because a star is added to the topic. The issues of uprootedness, cultural and religious identity, and racial prejudice all have dramatic potential and when it comes to a story based on a real event, it counts double. How can a nine-year-old Christian boy answer the rabbi's question about who brought the Jews their faith? Unfortunately, Radu Mihăileanu's film does not take advantage of all these possibilities. The script is only average and predictable most of the time, including the final scene of the reunion after years. In many cases, it transparently counts on human emotions. It's not a bad movie, it just could have been even better. Besides the script, I also disliked the melodramatic music. On the other hand, the direction, camera work, and performances are the strong aspects of the film. Overall impression 75%.
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