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Drama
Original title: LaLehet Al HaMayim
Mostly in English with subtitles for the Hebrew and German dialog
BACKGROUND
The State of Israel, like most countries, operates two security services: Shin Bet for internal security matters and the Mossad for foreign operations.
PRINCIPAL CAST MEMBERS
Lior Ashkenazi: Eyal, a Mossad agent and master assassin
Gideon Shemer: his boss Menachem
Carolina Peters: Pia Himmelman who lives and works in an Israeli Kibbutz
Knut Berger: her brother Alex, a Berlin teacher of immigrant children
REVIEW
A very believable story with wonderful acting. Unlike most “thrillers”, there is the absence of big bomb explosions we have come to expect from Hollywood. Interwoven with the main story are a number of others, which tend to give it a real-world feel about it.
CLASSIFICATION
P.S.
Any armchair traveller will be enraptured with locations like Istanbul, Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, and Berlin.
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