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The Bentwich Syndrome
The saga of a restless and relentless Anglo-Jewish Family which according to its founding fathers, served as God's gift to Zionism, is exposed by the director, a member of the family himself, from an alternative humorous angle.
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The saga of a restless and relentless Anglo-Jewish Family which according to its founding fathers, served as God's gift to Zionism, is exposed by the director, a member of the family himself, from an alternative humorous angle.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Maya Kenig, Gur Bentwich
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Makor Foundation, Makor Fund for Israeli Films
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