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The Films of Amos Gitai

Edited by Paul Willemen

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Amos Gitai is a controversial Israeli film-maker. Trained as an architect, his documentaries and features display his own distinct style, often enhanced by the camerawork of Henri Alekan and Nurith Aviv. Since the documentary House , Gitai's films have been banned by Israeli TV and most of his work has been produced in France, Britain and Italy. This collection considers his films, including Pineapple , Bangkok-Bahrain , Esther and Berlin Jerusalem . The annotated filmography includes an interview with Alekan, as well as material by Bernardo Bertolucci, Serge Daney, and Edoardo Bruno.

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