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Cup Final

A film by Eran Riklis

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Description

It's June, 1982. Israel has just invaded Lebanon. Unfortunately, this action is taking place in the middle of soccer's World Cup tournament. Cohen, an Israeli soldier, has tickets for the games in Barcelona, but he is stuck in the desert, seeking out the enemy. Things go from bad to worse for him when he is captured by a band of retreating PLO soldiers en route to Beirut. Cohen's only solace is that the PLO leader, Ziad, shares his passion for the Italian national soccer team. Laced with humor, wit and violence, Cup Final is a subtle tale of shared humanity.



What the Critics are Saying

"Like Fuller, Coppola and Kubrick, Riklis brings home the surreality of war." - Village Voice

"Exhilarating... miraculous... a powerful film and one of the most unassuming great movies ever made!" - The Washington Post


Features and Specifications

Bonus materials:
  • Remastered Transfer
  • Director's Statement & Biography
  • Photo Gallery
  • Trailer Gallery

Format: DVD
Release Year : 1992
Running Time: 107 minutes
Color: Color
Language: Hebrew w/ English subtitles


  

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