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Earth, Wind & Rust

75 Minutes, 2003
Genre:
Documentary

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Directed by: Amnon Teitelbaum
Production:Shai Harlev
Photographer: Ron Katzenelson, Yossi Wein, Elad Debi, Philippe Bellaiche
Original Music: Ilan Harel
Language: Hebrew
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A documentary film produced by The Israel Film Service about the artist Yigal Tumarkin, a sculptor and modern-day prophet of rage, the son of a Christian father and Jewish mother, who straddles his German-European and Israeli-Mediterranean identities. He loathed his environs, hated Germany, while constantly corresponding with its culture, and was a pacifist who created steel weapons and placed them at the entrances to military bases. The film moves between reconstructed Berlin and the Holocaust memorial in Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square, between a meeting with his Christian brother in Dresden and the Abu Nabut sculpture garden in Jaffa. This film portrays Tumarkin's conflicted character through key moments of his life and art.

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