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Vulcan Junction

Direction
ERAN RIKLIS
Screenplay
Moshe Zonder, Amir Ben-David
Cinematography
Amnon Zalait
Editing
Naomi Press-Aviram
Cast
Oren Shabo, Yael Hadar, Sammy Ori, Danny Shteg, Tomer Sharon, Gilli Shoshan, Jack Adalist
Producer
Eran Riklis, Mosh Danon
Edition(s)
24ª

Vulcan Junction

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  • 102 minutos
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  • 1999
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Nine days in the lives of five young Israelis and an American who live in the industrial district of Haifa, in Israel. The period extends from September 28, 1973 through Yom Kippur on October 6, the day war breaks out between Israel, Egypt, and Syria. Michael Shelly and Danny Raphaeli are part of a rock band by name Genetic Code. They dream of winning the world, although they are a success only at a local pub, the Vulcan Junction, owned by Jimmy Smith, a 40-year-old American. Michael is the vocalist, with Danny at the keyboard for the band. With them is Yidgar, a fireman who plays percussion. They are invited to play at an audition in an important recording company in Haifa, but only Michael is given a proposal for a contract. Dália, who writes for an important political newspaper, is divided between Michael and Avi Elbaz, a football player selected to be part of the glorious Ajax team in Amsterdam. All of them are about to change their lives in this nostalgic journey through the last days of innocence, in face of the cruelty and injustice of war. These are the final moments before all of the country is engulfed in a war that will change it forever.

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ERAN RIKLIS
ERAN RIKLIS

Born in Israel in 1954. Graduated from the National Film School in Beaconsfield, England. He directed, among others, Cup Final (1991), Zohar Mediterranean Blues (1993), Vulcan Junction (1999), The Syrian Bride (2004), winner of the Audience Award at the Locarno Film Festival, and Dancing Arabs (2014), all of them screened at Mostra. His feature Lemon Tree (2008) received the audience award at Berlin and San Sebastián film festivals. He is a Jury member at the 41st Mostra.
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