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Miss Entebbe

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Noa (Merav Avrahami) is a mischievous preteen tomboy growing up in mid-1970s Israel. Her life changes dramatically when the mother of a friend is taken hostage by Palestinians on a plane bound for Paris. Suddenly aware of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Noa and friends kidnap a local Arab boy, Naim (Adi Otman), in hopes that this act will lead to the release of the hostages. However, things don't go according to plan, and the young children get a lesson on the dangers of prejudice.

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Marta Barber Miami Herald Here was the making of a dark thriller that unfortunately director Omri Levy doesn't know how to sustain. May 6, 2004 Full Review Oz eFilmCritic.com While this Middle East lesser-Virgin Suicides sells the period well, it fails to deliver on any other front. Rated: 2.5/5 Mar 8, 2004 Full Review Read all reviews

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Audience Member Set around the Air France hijacking in 1976, this is a sweet coming-of-age drama about an Israeli girl who kidnaps an Arab boy with her friends in retaliation for the hijacking. It was a bit of nostalgia for me, as the Six Million Dollar Man kept popping up as a reference - on a T-shirt, and on a TV. "Steve Austin, astronaut, a man barely alive ... We can rebuild him, we have the technology." Jeez, I hear Jim Carrey is going to do that role in a remake. *Shudder* Decent production values and good performances, particularly by the girl's mother. Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/01/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Noa (Merav Avrahami) is a mischievous preteen tomboy growing up in mid-1970s Israel. Her life changes dramatically when the mother of a friend is taken hostage by Palestinians on a plane bound for Paris. Suddenly aware of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Noa and friends kidnap a local Arab boy, Naim (Adi Otman), in hopes that this act will lead to the release of the hostages. However, things don't go according to plan, and the young children get a lesson on the dangers of prejudice.
Director
Omri Levy
Producer
Yoav Roeh
Production Co
Aspamia Films
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Hebrew
Release Date (Theaters)
Feb 13, 2003, Wide
Runtime
1h 20m