Year of production: 2004
Gadi Marcus, the son of the former Rabbi of Berne, is 18 years old
when he and his family emigrate to Israel. Joining the army is a duty;
refusing to serve is out of the question. Gadi becomes an officer. In
the street battles of Ramallah he tries to hold on to his humanity. "If
I were a Palestinian, I would stand here and throw stones too.
Otherwise they will never get their own state. When his military
service is over, Gadi drops out. In the film he is on his way back:
from deep-sea diving in the Caribbean, via Switzerland and Germany, to
Israel. A reunion with the country for which Gadi feels responsible.
Now, right before his eyes, a wall is being built.
This film
is not about explaining the conflict in the Middle East, but about one
participants struggle to "change something. A film about an officer
who teaches his soldiers to hold their fire.
Original version: German, Swiss German dialect, English, Hebrew. colour, 52 min.
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Werner Schneider
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Felix Hulliger |
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Sound mix:
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Daniel Almada
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Production
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Andrea Staka
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Camera N.Y.:
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Igor Martinovic
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Editing Assistant:
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Jeanne Rüfenacht
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Translation Heb/Eng:
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Tamar Grau
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Production:
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point de vue DOC
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In Coproduction with:
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SF DRS, pacte de l'audiovisuel -
Marion Bornschier, Paul Riniker.
ZDF/Arte - Selina Riefenstahl
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22.3.06 3Sat - 21.00 Uhr
20.11.05 Centre culturel suisse Paris - 20.00 Uhr
30.3.05 SF DRS Filmszene Schweiz - 22.50 Uhr
8.3.05 Fribourg Filmfestival
31.1.05 Kunstmuseum Bern
29.1.05 Kunstmuseum Bern
27.1.05 Solothurner Filmtage
13.1.05 ARTE
7.9.04 kult.kino atelier, Basel
4.9.04 kult.kino atelier, Basel
4.7.04 SF Sternstunde Religion
28.8.04 Premiere: Gaskessel, Bern
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E-Mail"Gadi's Dilemma" is available in the following languages:
Swiss dialect/German, French (voice over), English (voice over) PAL and NTSC.
