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Ha’harug ha-17

No. 17 is Anonymous

  • David Ofek
  • Ron Rotem
  • 2003
  • Israel
  • 76 minutes
  • Hebrew
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In June 2002, a bus on its way to Tiberius from Tel Aviv was bombed. 17 people were killed, 16 were identified. No. 17 was not. He was buried a few weeks later’anonymously. The police stopped searching, believing that he must have been a foreign worker. This is where the filmmakers step in, documenting in real time over a period of six months the search for the identity of a man no-one claimed missing. The film takes the form of a detective investigation, but also pursues the stories of several people who were affected directly or indirectly by this bombing, creating a tragi-comic portrait of a society living under the shadow of death. When it seems that the investigation has reached a dead end a vague lead appears…

  • Production : Eden Productions
  • Distribution : CinePhil; National Center for Jewish Film
  • Editing : Arik Lahav-Leibovitz
  • Sound : Koby Eizenman
  • Photography : Ron Rotem

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With the support of

  • Ministère de la Culture
  • CNC
  • Région Île de France
  • Ville de Paris
  • Procirep - Société des Producteurs de Cinéma et de Télévision
  • LaScam
  • La culture avec la Copie privée
  • SACEM
  • Fondation Clarens pour l'humanisme
  • Institut français
  • Unifrance - All the accents of creativity
  • PSL SACRe - Université Paris
  • France Télévisions

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