The Dune
New York Jewish Film Festival 2015
January 14 - December 29, 2015
Q&A with Yossi Aviram at both screenings
This elegant and understated piece of fiction, equal parts mystery and family drama, meditates on the consequences of choosing a particular path at life’s crossroads as a 65-year-old Parisian cop meets a spiritually motivated younger man.
Q&A with Yossi Aviram at both screenings
Ruben (Niels Arestrup) is a 65-year-old Parisian growing weary of a long career in the police force. When he meets a mysterious and spiritually motivated younger man by the name of Hanoch (Lior Ashkenazi), a bizarre sequence of events are set in motion that will shape both of their futures. The Dune is an elegant and understated piece of fiction, equal parts mystery and family drama, meditating on the consequences of choosing a particular path at life’s crossroads.
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