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1995. After an enormous rally in the centre of Tel Aviv, Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin is murdered. The shooter is a young Jewish militant of the far right. In a mixture of fiction and documentary, director Amos Gitai investigates the prelude to and consequences of this event that changed the course of history and put an end to hopes of a peace process. In this detailed summary of evidence and interviews, a subculture of hate is revealed, which is fed by hysterical and paranoid rhetoric. A tribute to the Nobel Peace Prize winner on the 20th anniversary of his death. Venice 2015.
Amos Gitai
Nasceu em Israel e é PhD em arquitetura pela Universidade de Berkeley. Participou do Festival de Cannes com os filmes Kadosh – Abençoados (1999), Kedma (2002), O dia do perdão (2000), vencedor do prêmio François Chalais, e Free Zone (2005). Esteve no Festival de Veneza com filmes como Berlin-Jerusalem (1989), menção especial da crítica, Zion, Auto-Emancipation (1999), prêmio UNESCO, Alila (2003) e Terra prometida (2004), prêmio CinemAvvenire.
