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The Wooden Gun

Directed by: Ilan Moshenson
95 Minutes, 1979

This film is about the conflict between the native born Israelis and the European refugees. Prejudices, rumors, and unfair treatments were all problems in Tel Aviv during the time period of the European immigration to Israel.

Credits

Director: Ilan Moshenson

Producer: John Hardy

Producer: Richard Sanders

Original Music: Yossi Mar-Haim

Writer: Ilan Moshenson

Cinematographer: Gadi Danzig

Film Editor: Zion Avrahamian

Production Designer: Eitan Levi

Tags

Friendship

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Immigration

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Adolescence

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Holocaust

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Children