Wounded Land (Hebrew: ארץ פצועה) is a 2015 Israeli drama film directed by Erez Tadmor.[1] It was nominated for Best Film at the 2015 Ophir Awards[2] and won three nominations: the best director award (Tadmor), the best actor award (Roie Assaf) and the make-up award.[3]
Cast
| Actor Name | Character Name | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Roei Assaf | Kobi Amar | Police Officer |
| Dvir Benedek | Yehuda Noiman | |
| Yoav Bar-Lev | Tzaiger | Police station Commander |
| Moshe Ashkenazi | Ofer Mashiach | Policeman |
| Yoav Levi | Bushri | |
| Keren Berger | Orit | Nurse |
| Karmit Mesilati | Nurit Noiman | |
| Sharon Tal | Tamar Amar | |
| Itai Sacherberg | Aviv Amar | |
| Hisham Sulliman | Dr. Sulliman | Surgeon |
| Miki Leon | ||
| Makram Khoury | Dr. Baader | Deputy Director of hospital |
| Tawfeek Barhom | Terrorist | |
| Eyal Rozales | Benny Sasson | Worried father |
| Eyal Salame | Avner | Criminal |
| Didi Lokov |
Plot
Kobi Amar (Roei Assaf) is a junior police officer at the Haifa police department. His commanding officer is Yehuda Noiman (Dvir Benedek). The two families, Amar and Noiman, are friendly. Kobi's son Aviv (Itai Sacherberg) and Yehuda's son participate in the same Judo class.
Noiman is building a villa on Mount Carmel using funds received from cooperation with criminals dealing in stolen goods. Tzaiger (Yoav Bar-Lev), the station commander, tasks Kobi to record Noiman, thereby incriminating him in the wrong doings. Kobi reluctantly agrees.
References
- ^ "Erez Tadmor talks thriller Wounded Land". Screen Daily. Retrieved 19 April 2022.
- ^ "2015 Ophir nominations announced". The Jerusalem Post. 11 August 2015. Retrieved 11 August 2015.
- ^ Nirit Anderman, חמישה חודשים אחרי טקס פרסי אופיר, הזוכים עדיין לא קיבלו את הכסף, Ha'aretz, February 18, 2016
External links
- Wounded Land at IMDb