Junction 48

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6,6/10

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Tamer Nafar and Samar Qupty in Junction 48 (2016)

When his family is struck by unimaginable tragedy, Kareem, a young Palestinian musician who lives in a destitute town a few kilometers east of Tel Aviv, finds refuge in the world of hip hop. As Kareem's star potential as "the first Arab rapper" garners attention, his own political consciousness grows and his lyrics become more defiant toward the oppressive political climate. Joined by his girlfriend Manar who sings alongside Kareem, the two decide to use their songs to fight against oppression through the universal language of music.

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Action Biography Crime Drama Music Thriller

En plein conflit israélo-palestinien, le rappeur palestinien Kareem et sa petite amie chanteuse Manar luttent, aiment et font de la musique dans leur ghetto ravagé par la criminalité et la s... Tout lireEn plein conflit israélo-palestinien, le rappeur palestinien Kareem et sa petite amie chanteuse Manar luttent, aiment et font de la musique dans leur ghetto ravagé par la criminalité et la scène des clubs de hip-hop de Tel Aviv.En plein conflit israélo-palestinien, le rappeur palestinien Kareem et sa petite amie chanteuse Manar luttent, aiment et font de la musique dans leur ghetto ravagé par la criminalité et la scène des clubs de hip-hop de Tel Aviv.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,6/10

746

MA NOTE

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Prix
- 8 victoires et 5 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Article in French: Sorj Chalandon, "Les films qu'on peut voir cette semaine : Jonction 48 », Le Canard enchaîné, Paris, 19 avril 2017, p. 6, (ISSN 0008-5405)

Connexions
Featured in Hayom BaLayla: Episode #1.52 (2016)

Bandes originales
Ehreg, George (Burn it, George)
Performed by Tamer Nafar and Sameh 'Saz' Zakout
Composed by Itamar Ziegler
Arranged by Itamar Ziegler
Lyrics Written by Tamer Nafar

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Commentaire en vedette

10/10

Harsh reality of the Palestinian in Israel shown using the positive means of the hip-hop

The pick of the Berlinale Panorama Audience Award has never let me down. Last year that pick was Junction 48 - another hidden masterpiece that I have discovered thanks to that award. The movie shows the harsh reality of the Palestinian in Israel using the very gentle and positive means of the youth culture. And that's what I loved about this movie - it completely involves you in the way of life without making you at the end feeling sick because of all tragedies happening in the movie. The movie also has a good balance of critical comment on all sides of Israeli and Arab society. Both communities have some rotten apples, but also some positive people who want to live, enjoy life and create art. As a final note, make yourself a favor and check the website of the movie. The music videos there will keep the memory of the hip hop movement in Israel with you for a long time.