At Avignon in the summer of 2005, Ana meets up with Uli, her Israeli
half-brother. Having learned of the death of her father, Ana
makes the decision to return to Israel, a country she has not seen for
twenty years, to look for the daughter that she left behind. She
is accompanied by Uli, who joins a special police unit that is charged
with overseeing the evacuation of the Gaza strip. Ana's daughter
is one of the evacuees...
Cast:Juliette Binoche, Liron Levo (Uli),
Jeanne Moreau,
Dana Ivgy (Dana),
Hiam Abbass (Hiam),
Barbara Hendricks,
Israel Katorza,
Uri Klauzner,
Tomer Russo
Country: Germany / Italy / Israel / France
Language: Hebrew / English / French
Support: Color
Runtime: 115 min
Aka:Disengagement
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