La notte dei falchi

Titolo originale: Mivtsa Yonatan

1977
PG
2h 4min

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La notte del 26 giugno 1976, un commando arabo-israeliano dirotta un aereo dell'Air France. Dopo una sosta in Libia l'aereo si ferma ad Entebbe. I terroristi liberano i passeggeri non ebrei.La notte del 26 giugno 1976, un commando arabo-israeliano dirotta un aereo dell'Air France. Dopo una sosta in Libia l'aereo si ferma ad Entebbe. I terroristi liberano i passeggeri non ebrei.La notte del 26 giugno 1976, un commando arabo-israeliano dirotta un aereo dell'Air France. Dopo una sosta in Libia l'aereo si ferma ad Entebbe. I terroristi liberano i passeggeri non ebrei.

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6,6/10

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- 1 candidatura in totale

Quiz
Lieutenant Colonel Yonatan "Yonni" Netanyahu (Yehoram Gaon) was the older brother of Benjamin Netanyahu, the future Israeli Prime Minister.

Blooper
Exterior shots of an actual Air France Airbus A300 are accurately used at the beginning of the movie. Once the plane lands in Benghazi and for the rest of the movie, a Boeing 707 in grossly inaccurate Air France colors is shown, supposedly depicting the same aircraft.

Citazioni
Alma Raviv: Ephraim, what are you staring at?
Ephraim Raviv: They look like Arabs.
Alma Raviv: Oh stop it. They're tourists, just like us.
Ephraim Raviv: I don't trust them.
Alma Raviv: Stop your nonsense. Take your book out and read. Really.

Versioni alternative
The USA theatrical and video release is dubbed entirely into English over the original Hebrew and German languages with the opening credits in English instead of Hebrew and with no end credits aside from a 'The End' caption.

Connessioni
Edited into Operation Thunderbolt: Entebbe (2000)

Colonne sonore
Eretz Tzvi
Lyrics by Telma Alyagon-Roz
Music by Dov Seltzer
Performed by Yehoram Gaon

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10/10

Accurately historically, keeps the rhythm to the very end

Accurately historically, keeps the rhythm to the very end. Seems even better than the two other versions of it. I liked it very much. It was a good idea and implementation the usage of real video of Israeli leaders. The film describes the Operation Entebbe, which took place on the night of July 3 and early morning of July 4, 1976. Originally called Operation Thunderbolt by the Israeli military who planned it and carried it out, and it was subsequently renamed Operation Yonatan after the raid commander, Col. Yonatan "Yoni" Netanyahu, the only Israeli soldier to die in the raid. "Yoni" was the brother of the former Israeli primer minister Benjamin Netanyahu, of the Likud party. The Israeli singer and actor Yehoram Gaon played Col. Netanyahu and there is a good acting by the German actor Klaus Kinski as the leader of the terrorist gang. A good war film but more than that a must for those who like films on international affairs.