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Kuni Lemel in Tel Aviv
Mike Burstyn is Kuni Lemel, the bungling Jewish folk-hero of the shtetl, updated to the present day. Eighty year old Grandpa Kuni offers five million dollars to the first of his twin grandsons to marry a nice Jewish woman and settle in Israel. Grandson Kuni is a shy yeshiva student; grandson Muni is an assimilated song-writer with a beautiful blonde woman-friend, who is not Jewish. Lively music, dancing and fun! Also with Mandy Rice-Davies. Directed by Yoel Silberg.
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ISBN 1-56082-098-5
90 min., #542, Color, 1977
Hebrew w/Eng. subtitles, $39.95
Sallah
Topol plays Sallah, a new immigrant to Israel, who arrives with his
large family from the Orient. He lands in a ramshackle transit camp that
arouses his disgust and decides to take on the bureaucracy. This heartwarming
story is filled with humor, romance and satire. Also with Gila Almagor,
Arik Einstein and Geula Noni. Written and directed by Ephraim Kishon.
"Sallah is fun!...warm of heart, shrewd of head
and rascally to the core."-New York Herald-Tribune
Academy Award Nominee- "Best Foreign Film"
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ISBN 1-56082-004-7
105 min., #533, B&W, 1965,
Hebrew w/Eng. subtitles, $29.95
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