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Hachol VehayamDisplaced, the Bad Boys of the Exodus
On July 11 1947, the Exodus 1947, a worn out boat sold as scrap, sailed from a little port in the South of France with 4,515 displaced Jewish refugees on board including 655 children. A few days later outside of territorial waters, attempting to set an example, the British decided to ram the ship as it was approaching the coast of Palestine, and amid worldwide public outrage, all the refugees were sent back to the camps in Germany where they were imprisoned until the end of World War II.
60 years later, two award-winning Israeli filmmakers have decided to revisit the tragic odyssey of the Exodus 1947 through the eyes and recollections of Ike Ahranovitch, the captain of the boat, and Mordechai Rosman, the leader of the refugees, who lives alone, penniless, in a half-abandoned kibbutz.
Israel - 2008 - 1 h 28 mn - Betacam Digital • 16/9 • PAL - Colour
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