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The Pill (1967)
Length: 90 min., Format: 35 mm, b&w and color, fiction
Production: Tel-Noa Productions Ltd.
Cinematography: Adam Greenberg
Script: Nissim Aloni
Music: Yohanan Zarai
Actors: Yossi Banai. Avner Hizkiyahu, Germaine Unikovsky, Gideon
Zinger, Zaharira Harifai, Edith Astruc
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The first
fiction feature film directed by Perlov.
A visually beautiful burlesque fantasy about a fountain-of-youth
pill and its effects on Getz, a down-and-out Tel Aviv night-club
singer. After taking this much sought after pill, Getz becomes
the epitome of youthful energy, and therefore a teen idol, a
symbol of beauty and youth, up to the cathartic ending of the
movie.
The film brings together a cast of highly acclaimed Israeli
theatre actors, with an original soundtrack and memorable musical
moments written by the composer Yohanan Zarai.
"Shir
Shel Neurim" ("Song for Youth") from The
Pill. The
song is courtesy of Nostalgia
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