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Israel, 1999 | Documentary, 43 min., | Video Director: Duki Dror |
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Synopsis |
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| A voyage to the hidden treasures of classical Arabic music, and to the participation of Jewish musicians in this cultural heritage. Taqasim draws a unique portrait of the Middle East in the 30’s, a region that shared mutual culture, language and economy. With stylishly shot music segments, along with unforgettable “back-ally” jam sessions played by Felix Mizrachi, Zehava Ben, Abraham Salman, and more. The film was shot in Cairo. | |
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| Awards: Festivals: San-Francisco Jewish Film Festival Toronto Jewish Film Festival Vancouver Jewish Film Festival Montreal Jewish Film Festival “Mother Tongue” Festival Tel Aviv Sephardic Film Festival New York Sephardic Film Festival Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival Washington Jewish Film Festival |
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Credits |
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| Production Company: Zygote Films, Ltd. Camera: Philippe Bellaiche Editor: Zivit Kargman Original Language: Hebrew, Arabic Subtitles: English |
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