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Chronicling a Crisis

V.O.: Chronica shel mashber

Isr. 2011. Documentary by Amos Kollek.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Restless

Isr. 2007. Psychological drama by Amos Kollek with Moshe Ivgy, Ran Danker, Karen Young. When his mother dies, an Israeli army sniper travels to New York to confront his father, a defiant poet who abandoned them more than twenty years ago.

Runtime: 103 min.

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Nowhere to Go But Up

U.S. 2003. Dramatic comedy by Amos Kollek with Audrey Tautou, Justin Theroux, Jennifer Tilly. The trials and tribulations of a young French woman who wants to make it as an actress in New York inspire a cynical screenwriter who suffers from writer's block.

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Bridget

Fr. 2002. Drama by Amos Kollek with Anna Thomson, David Wike, Lance Reddick. An alcoholic widow with a long criminal history fights to regain custody of her son.

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Queenie In Love

U.S. 2001. Mores comedy by Amos Kollek with Valerie Geffner, Victor Argo, Louise Lasser. A young New Yorker from a wealthy family who aspires to be an actress gradually becomes attached to a sixty-year-old ex-policeman who lives alone.

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Fast Food, Fast Women

U.S. 2000. Sentimental comedy by Amos Kollek with Anna Thomson, Jamie Harris, Robert Modica. A young waitress in Manhattan and two of her 60-year-old customers are looking for a soul mate.

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Fiona

U.S. 1998. Mores drama by Amos Kollek with Anna Thomson, Felicia Maguire, Alyssa Mulhern. Abandoned at birth by her prostitute mother, a young woman adopts the same profession and experiences various setbacks.

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Sue

U.S. 1997. Psychological drama by Amos Kollek with Anna Thomson, Matthew Powers, Tahnee Welch. After losing her job as a secretary, a New York woman sinks into despair and decline.

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Double Edge

U.S. 1991. Drama by Amos Kollek with Faye Dunaway, Mohammad Bakri. An American journalist travels to Jerusalem hoping to find a good story about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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High Stakes

U.S. 1989. Mores drama by Amos Kollek with Sally Kirkland, Robert LuPone, Richard Lynch. A Wall Street broker comes to the aid of a prostitute whose daughter has been kidnapped by a kingpin.

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Goodbye New York

Isr. 1984. Mores comedy by Amos Kollek with Julie Haggerty, David Topaz. A young New Yorker who boarded a plane to Paris finds herself in Tel Aviv by mistake without any luggage or money.