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    'Rabin, The Last Day': Review
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    'Rabin, The Last Day': Review

    2015-09-07T15:01:00Z

    Dir. Amos Gitai. Israel, France 2015. 153 mins

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    Kino Lorber acquires 'Rabin, The Last Day'
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    Kino Lorber acquires 'Rabin, The Last Day'

    2015-12-09T17:05:00Z

    Israeli director Amos Gitai’s latest film chronicles events surrounding the final days of the assassinated Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin.

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    Indie Sales acquires Venice title ‘Rabin: The Last Day’
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    Indie Sales acquires Venice title ‘Rabin: The Last Day’

    2015-08-10T11:14:00Z

    Amos Gitai’s drama about the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to world premiere in competition at the Venice Film Festival.

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    HanWay boards Amos Gitai’s Venice competition title ‘Laila In Haifa’
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    HanWay boards Amos Gitai’s Venice competition title ‘Laila In Haifa’

    2020-07-28T12:53:00Z

    Sales outfit to also handle international sales for the Israeli director’s back catalogue.

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    Visit Films boards Berlinale Special ‘Shikun’, Lily Gladstone drama ‘The Unknown Country’ for EFM (exclusive)
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    Visit Films boards Berlinale Special ‘Shikun’, Lily Gladstone drama ‘The Unknown Country’ for EFM (exclusive)

    2024-01-25T03:31:00Z

    Jeremy Thomas serves as executive producer on Shikun.

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    Venice Q&A: Amos Gitai, "our minister of culture will destroy the fabric of Israeli cinema"
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    Venice Q&A: Amos Gitai, "our minister of culture will destroy the fabric of Israeli cinema"

    2018-09-02T05:00:00Z

    Gitai is screening his new feature A Tramway In Jerusalem in Venice accompanied by a new short.

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    Gitai's Rabin film eyes fest path
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    Gitai's Rabin film eyes fest path

    2015-07-14T10:51:00Z

    Amos Gitai is hoping to screen Rabin: The Last Day at festivals in autumn.

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    Miranda's Fênix open for business in Brazil
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    Miranda's Fênix open for business in Brazil

    2016-06-29T18:50:00Z

    EXCLUSIVE: The new Brazilian art cinema distributor has unveiled a slate including films from Marco Bellocchio, Amos Gitai and Gabriel Ripstein.

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    Venice film festival reveals 2015 line-up
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    Venice film festival reveals 2015 line-up

    2015-07-29T10:44:00Z

    The Danish Girl, starring Eddie Redmayne, and Atom Egoyan’s Remember among the 21 competition titles.

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    Venice: ‘Blood Of My Blood’ wins FIPRESCI Award
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    Venice: ‘Blood Of My Blood’ wins FIPRESCI Award

    2015-09-12T19:29:00Z

    Tom Hooper’s The Danish Girl wins Queer Lion

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