Two other Israeli films at Toronto

After the announcement of the inclusion of five Israeli films in various settings of the Toronto Film Festival 43, this evening (third') Organizers announced two other Israeli films made in blue and white: “FIG tree” Of Almoork Davidian Canadian premiere luxury i, and”Tel Aviv is on fire” Sameh Zoabi's festival comes shortly after the premiere the upcoming Venice Film Festival. Both films will be screened as part of the Discovery novice directors.

Despite being an Israeli production, Davidian's film “FIG tree” Amharic takes place in Ethiopia during the Civil War in 1989. The heroine is a girl, Jewish family in Addis Ababa, Ask versus horizon opened her escape and emigrate to Israel, Insists on staying beside her wounded brother. Starring roles Bethlehem Asmamaooh, Johannes Musa, veynshit blats'u, Martha Getachew, And Halo Taco.

“Tel Aviv is on fire” Sarcastic comedy directed anti-establishment Zoabi, Living in New York City. Filmmaker born in the village Iksel, Describing the absurd reality of the Arab sector in northern Israel”The Man Without a Cellphone”, Go for the big city and tells the story of the impossible acclimatization to the Palestinians this realm, screenwriter local Following a chance encounter with IDF soldier”To. Kais Nashef stars in the title role alongside Yaniv Biton, Isa Abdel Hadi, Lubna Isabel, Laetitia Eyed, Slim Tao oyusf swayed.

“FIG tree”, and”Tel Aviv is on fire” Join Four long films From Israel to the festival: “Another story” Avi Nesher, “redemption” Joseph Madmony and Boaz Yehonatan Yaacov, “A working woman” Michal Aviad and”The Dive” Yona Ronzkiar. Rooney's short film Baht “haletzakhen” He also incorporated into the prestigious festival which opens on September 6 with Periodic Screening Outlow drama by David Mackenzie King, And will conclude on September 16.

Among the many films to be screened in Toronto is also evident Skin – The first American project of Israeli director Guy Nativ starring Jamie Bell, Daniel McDonald, Vera Farmiga and Mike Coulter. The drama is based on a true story and is accompanied by a man who tries to get away from his past as the leader of a gang of neo-Nazis and erase the hatred of his skin tattoos. The production has led to the New York-born filmmaker Oren Huberman Israel, Comes to Canada with two other films under his belt: Paul Dano Wildlife starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Kerry Mulligan and Monsters and Men of Riinaldo Marcus Green.

The screenings as part of the Palestinian film will sign Discovery “screwdriver” (Screwdriver) Directed by Bassam Jarbawi. This is a drama and central man charged (Ziad Bakri)