Af-Adom (Red Nose)

50 minutes  /  All ages  /  2011  /  Israel  /  Average:


Comedies  /  Documentaries  /  Dramas  /  Foreign

Story of a clown and a boy in the Gaza war.

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Asaf OrenEldad Prives

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Directed by

Asaf Oren
Eldad Prives

Written by

Eldad Prives
Asaf Oren

Produced by

Eldad Prives



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Synopsis

During 2008, under the barrage of Kassam rockets, a clown was wandering around the streets of the city of Shderot. The clown nurtured special relationships with an Ethiopian kid named Yaa'kov, who dreamed to study the clown's art, hoping it would help him to leave the city. The movie follows the clowns' attempts to teach Yaa'kov to become a street theater artist, in spite of the antagonism Yaa'kovs' friends developed towards him because of his new hobby, until the street theater show they created together. The movie deals with the friendship between a kid with a dream and a street theater artist who hangs onto hope, and with a man who did not remove his makeup and remained the last one to smile.

Cast

Yaakov: Yaakov Sabhat
The Clown: Eldad Prives

Crew

Cinematographer: Asaf Oren
Editor: Noam Levi
Music: Maya Dounitez

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