Migration - Movie Review
This animated movie is based on the migration of birds from the north to the south.
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Four men whose combined intellect does not reach into the triple digits decide to steal a safe full of foreign currency - not from a local bank, but from the police station.
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Four men whose combined intellect does not reach into the triple digits decide to steal a safe full of foreign currency - not from a local bank, but from the police station.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Haim Marin, Jacob Goldwasser
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Israeli Film Fund
Cast
Jacob Goldwasser
Director
Uri Gavriel
Sammy Ben-Tovim
Moshe Ivgy
Herzl Malul
Zadok Zarum
Ezra Janna (The Climbing Cat)
Makram J. Khoury
Ben-Shooshan
Shmuel Umani
Commander Hason
Jacky Arkin
Ya'akov Haguel
Reuven Dayan
Rachamim Danon
Yehudit Millo
Miriam Levi
Shoshana Doar
Sammy's Mother
Adam Tson
Goldstein (Goldi)
Albert Iluz
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