I just got the DVD copy this week.(2003)

This is an imaginary Film Based on Amos Kenan's book and is maybe more Painful October 2003. In the dreamlike reality of The Road to Ein Harod, Israel is in the grip of a civil war following a military coup. Having killed an intruder, the narrator Rafi flees for his life towards Kibbutz Ein Harod in the Jezreel Valley. On the way he meets the Arab Mahmoud The Military Dictatorship has even stopped Water Supply. A Freedom Radio Station in Kibbuts Ein Harod. Arnon Zadok Plays the Part of a Palestinian-Israeli Mahmoud. Mussolini's Grand Daughter is the Women in the Movie. One of the Scenes takes part in Beit Guvrin Caves.

Amos Kenan Died of Alzheimar 4th August 2009. A very Special Character and the Book and Movie are very unusual. In 2009 it is very Relevant, as Israeli Politics gets more complicated. Maybe my Vote goes up to 9.

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