Yom Yom
1998105 minsColor
Amos Gitai, Director
Relying on his past as a documentary filmmaker, Amos Gitai mixes social criticism, comedy and everyday drama for this ironic story of a fictional middle-aged resident of Haifa, one of Israel’s most diverse cities. Moshe (Moshe Ivgi), a neurotic hypochondriac, is the son of a Jewish mother and an Arab-Israeli father, and like his homeland, his life is a paradox of conflicting moral and political conundrums. With DEVARIM (1995) and KADOSH (1999), YOM YOM is part of Gitai’s “city trilogy.” Named Best Feature at the 1998 Jerusalem Film Festival.
Nudity, Mild Violence, Adult Language, Adult Content
This film is currently not screening
| Director | Amos Gitai |
| Producer | David Mandil |
| Producer | Eyal Shiray |
| Producer | Michael Tapuah |
| Producer | Laurent Truchot |
| Screenwriter | Jacky Cukier |
| Screenwriter | Amos Gitai |
| Cinematographer | Renato Berta |
| Editor | Nili Richter |
| Composer | Phillip Kado |
| Actor | Moshe Ivgy |
| Actor | Dalit Kahan |
| Actor | Juliano Mer |
| Actor | Hanna Meron |
