Israeli documentary “The Gatekeepers” Wins U.S. Film Critics’ Award (VIDEO)
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Haaretz – Israeli documentary “The Gatekeepers” was awarded the nonfiction, or documentary prize by the National Society of Film Critics in the U.S. on Saturday.
The film by director Dror Moreh features interviews with six former Shin Bet directors, who speak about their service and the leaders they served. Each one returns again and again to a central question: Can basic values of universal justice and democracy be upheld in the face of frequent threats against the State of Israel?
A trailer for “The Gatekeepers” is posted below.
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