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    'Foxtrot': Venice Review
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    'Foxtrot': Venice Review

    2017-09-01T19:45:00Z

    Samuel Maoz delivers a powerful follow up to Lebanon, which won the Golden Lion in 2009

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    Lebanon
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    Lebanon

    2009-09-13T13:35:00Z

    Dir/scr. Samuel Maoz. Israel/ France/ Germany, 2009. 92 min.

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    'Foxtrot' director: 'we need to provoke and inspire discussion'
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    'Foxtrot' director: 'we need to provoke and inspire discussion'

    2017-12-10T08:14:00Z

    Screen talks to director Samuel Maoz and star Lior Ashkenazi.

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    Daly, Pitts, Maoz to take part in Berlinale Residency
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    Daly, Pitts, Maoz to take part in Berlinale Residency

    2012-06-11T15:17:00Z

    Rebecca Daly, Rafi Pitts and Samuel Maoz are among six filmmakers who will be the first participants of the Berlinale Residency.

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    Maoz, Antoniak among EFA Discovery nominees
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    Maoz, Antoniak among EFA Discovery nominees

    2010-10-11T14:20:00Z

    Samuel Maoz, Florin Serban, Giuseppe Capotondi, Feo Aladag and Urszula Antoniak nominated for EFA’s European Discovery - Prix FIPRESCI.

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    SPC acquires Toronto pair Lebanon, Get Low
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    SPC acquires Toronto pair Lebanon, Get Low

    2009-09-21T19:39:00Z

    Sony Pictures Classics (SPC) has acquired two Toronto titles, taking all US rights to Samuel Maoz’ Golden Lion winner Lebanon and North American rights to Aaron Schneider’s Get Low.

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    Lebanon, Colin Firth take top Venice honours
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    Lebanon, Colin Firth take top Venice honours

    2009-09-14T06:00:00Z

    Lebanon, directed by Samuel Maoz and set largely inside a tank stranded inside enemy territory on the first day of the Lebanon War in June 1982, has won the Venice Film Festival’s Golden Lion for Best Film.

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    SPC picks up Israeli Ophir winner, Oscar submission 'Foxtrot'
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    SPC picks up Israeli Ophir winner, Oscar submission 'Foxtrot'

    2017-09-21T23:06:00Z

    Sony Pictures Classics (SPC) has acquired all rights in North America, Latin America and Scandinavia to Samuel Maoz’s Israeli Oscar submission Foxtrot. Earlier this week the drama won eight Israeli Ophir Awards including best film, best director and best actor for Lior Ashkenazi following an acclaimed run ...

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    China's Aftershock wins APSA for best feature
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    China's Aftershock wins APSA for best feature

    2010-12-03T11:47:00Z

    Other winners include Poetry and Lebanon.

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    'Foxtrot' wins top prizes at Israeli Academy awards amid controversy
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    'Foxtrot' wins top prizes at Israeli Academy awards amid controversy

    2017-09-20T09:51:00Z

    Award criticised by minister of culture, Miri Regev.

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