Escapeland

Human Rights, War, Jewish Film, Immigration, Israel, Africa, Islam, Government, Social Justice, Middle East
Oren Tirosh
52 minutes

Accolades

*Official Selection Haifa International Film Festival

Synopsis

Escapeland follows a love story that develops against-all-odds between Eshel, a young Israeli woman from a kibbutz and Adel, a Sudanese Muslim, a UN refugee, who is not allowed entry into Israel. The couple has two children, and for years now Eshel is forced to constantly travel between a remote beach in Sinai (Egypt) where Adel lives and works, and her mother's home in Kibbutz Ein-Shemer. The family shifts between hope for a future together, and despair about the economic and bureaucratic obstacles.

Director

Director

Oren Tirosh

Director, Photographer and Film Teacher, born in 1963. He studied cinema at the "Camera Obscura” School, in Tel–Aviv until 1994. His other films include “Kwan-Band Dairy", "Nashi Pai”, and "Hope".

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