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"Where's Anne Frank" by Ari Pullman is nominated for a European Oscar
Ari Pullman's film is nominated in the long animated film category at the European Film Academy Awards.
"The Father" with Anthony Hopkins stars in the rest of the categories
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Ari Pullman
Avner Shavit
Tuesday, 09 November 2021, 16:32 Updated: 16:36
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Trailer for the movie "Where's Anne Frank" (Cannes Film Festival)
The European Film Academy announced today (Tuesday) the nominations for its awards, also known as the "European Oscars".
No Israeli film with flesh-and-blood actors has managed to fit into the various categories, but "Where's Anne Frank", the animated film in question by Ari Pullman, is nominated in the animation category.
"Where's Anne Frank" is nominated on the Danish "Flee" side, which is ironically influenced by Pullman's "Waltz with Bashir".
It deals with the hardships of a gay Afghan immigrant who escapes from his homeland and settles in Scandinavia, and is considered a favorite for the award.
This is an animated documentary, so it is also nominated in the docu-category.
Other nominees in the animation category: Irish "Wolf Leaders", a acclaimed and acclaimed film available on Apple Toy Plus and also nominated for an Oscar, the Scandinavian "Monkey Star" and "Even Mice Have a Place in Heaven", both lower profile films.
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From "Where is Anne Frank" (Photo: Ari Folman)
Other nominees in the animation category: Irish "Wolf Leaders", a acclaimed and acclaimed film available on Apple Toy Plus and also nominated for an Oscar, the Scandinavian "Monkey Star" and "Even Mice Have a Place in Heaven", both lower profile films.
In the category of best film are nominated "The Father", the British-French masterpiece starring Anthony Hopkins that is currently being shown in Israel;
"Titan", winner of the French Golden Palm who also currently plays in Israeli theaters;
The Finnish "Cell Number Six", which was screened at the Jerusalem Film Festival;
The Bosnian "Where Are You Going," Ida, which is still expected to hit our screens;
And "The Hand of God" by Italian Paolo Sorrentino, which will air on Netflix early next month.
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