A Palestinian and Israeli in the movie 'A L A T A'
Arrives in theater today a disturbing gay movie that should make an impression: A L A T A, impossible love story between Nimer, a Palestinian student and Roy a lawyer Israelinian.
Clandestiniment refugee in Tel Aviv, Nimer played the charming Nicholas Jacob - dream of a life where he could better assume his sexuality. But if Palestine forbade him Israel is also a stalemate, the Jewish state does not recognize his nationality. What can the love in the face so much hostility? a topical issue unfortunately also with us,the heart of the splendid feature by Michael Mayer distributed by OUTPLAY
here with the soundtrack released in France A L A T A in eleven cities: Biarritz (Royal) on June 5, Bougnenais (Beaulieu) on June 7, Nice (Mercury) on May 23 and dice today in Brest (the Studios). Grenoble (Club), Lille (the Majestic and the film Kino). Mulhouse (the Palace). Paris (New Latina & Reflection Medicis). Reims (Opera), Rennes (the film TNB) and Toulouse (Utopia). Selected from more than fifty festivals worldwide (where he often won the public), he may well make hearts pound. Do not wait to rush in theaters.
Clandestiniment refugee in Tel Aviv, Nimer played the charming Nicholas Jacob - dream of a life where he could better assume his sexuality. But if Palestine forbade him Israel is also a stalemate, the Jewish state does not recognize his nationality. What can the love in the face so much hostility? a topical issue unfortunately also with us,the heart of the splendid feature by Michael Mayer distributed by OUTPLAY
here with the soundtrack released in France A L A T A in eleven cities: Biarritz (Royal) on June 5, Bougnenais (Beaulieu) on June 7, Nice (Mercury) on May 23 and dice today in Brest (the Studios). Grenoble (Club), Lille (the Majestic and the film Kino). Mulhouse (the Palace). Paris (New Latina & Reflection Medicis). Reims (Opera), Rennes (the film TNB) and Toulouse (Utopia). Selected from more than fifty festivals worldwide (where he often won the public), he may well make hearts pound. Do not wait to rush in theaters.
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