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Antisemitism
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“History has shown on many occasions that antisemitism is always a symptom of something. The mistake regularly made is to imagine that anti-Semitism says something in itself about hatred of Jews.” — Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur
This documentary masterfully traces the history of anti-Semitism and its effects, from cartoon-like medieval church iconography showing Jews with funnels on their heads, to WWII propaganda comparing Jews to rats and neo-Nazis marching in the streets of modern day France.
How did we get from saying “never again” after the Holocaust to murders of French Jewish children and calls for the expulsion of Jews from western democracies? To answer that question, director Ilan Ziv focuses on key events from the last 150 years, including the Dreyfus Affair, the first widely disseminated anti-Semitic texts (like Henry Ford’s The International Jew and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion), anti-Jewish propaganda in occupied France, and the upsurge in anti-Semitism beginning in the 1980s.
While ANTISEMITISM takes a broad, sweeping approach, Ziv maintains a steadfast focus on human stories. We meet the descendants of Alfred Dreyfus and the heartbroken son of murdered 85-year-old Holocaust survivor Mireille Knoll, killed by a young neighbor because he assumed since she was Jewish she would have money. Ziv also draws on an array of thoughtful historians, sociologists, journalists and one of France’s only female rabbis to shed light on the enduring power of anti-Semitism and its dangers not only for Jews, but for societies at large.
“An important chronicle of bigotry and violence.” —Mark Burger, YES WEEKLY
“More relevant today than ever.” —Jeremie Abessira, TJFF.com
“An enlightening journey into anti-Semitism. It's educational, powerful, often chilling.” —Le Parisien
“In this solidly documented film, director Ilan Ziv delves into the heart of this hatred from multiple sources and tries to explain the reasons for its resurgence." “This documentary examines with great detail a story that seems to repeat itself. By retracing these significant facts, and thanks to a wealth of archival images and very relevant testimonies, this investigation succeeds in brilliantly demonstrating how the stereotypes of a not-so-distant past have given rise to modern anti-Semitism. how terrifying, this film appeals to our vigilance, so that it never falls asleep." —Le Figaro TV Magazine
“Based on numerous testimonies, this rigorous documentary can contribute to the necessary surge of collective consciousness.” —L’Humanité
"A must-see film. This exhaustive documentary allows us to understand in depth the reasons for this disease that we thought was cured but which continues to kill." —La Vie
"Ilan Ziv takes the time to approach anti-Semitism precisely as a political instrument without ever giving in to sentimentality." —L'Obs
"It is a vast history of anti-Semitism that this ambitious sum sets out to tell, starting from the current resurgence of violence against Jews in Western countries and going back to the founding myths inherited from the Middle Ages.” —Télérama
Citation
Main credits
Ziv, Ilan (film director)
Ziv, Ilan (screenwriter)
Nusse, Céline (film producer)
Rozenberg, Paul (film producer)
Cadieux, Paul (film producer)
Brakni, Rachida (narrator)
Distributor subjects
Western Europe; France; Jewish Studies; Human Rights; Middle East; Racism; Sociology; World War IIKeywords
; "Antisemitism"; Icarus Films; Judiasm; Israel; France; Europe; Holocaust; World War II; WWII; Dreyfus Affair; human rights; Middle East; ; "Antisemitism"; Icarus Films
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A whole form of art evolved that represented Jews
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in religious art and gave them markings.
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Sometimes, those were a special hat.
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Sometimes, they were a large nose.
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There are many different ways of representing Judaism
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for a culture that actually didn\'t know any real Jews,
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but needed to be able to think with Jews because its myths,
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its ideals, its religion were articulated
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in terms of thinking about Judaism.
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When cultures need to imagine
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the challenges they face in the world,
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they often give them a mask, a face,
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an image through which they can identify them.
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And very often, in many cultures,
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that mask has been Judaism.
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It\'s very important to remember
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that when cultures are thinking about Judaism,
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they\'re not necessarily thinking about a real Jewish person
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they\'ve learned to think about as Jewish.
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to think about money as Jewish,
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conspiracy as Jewish,
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power as Jewish.
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or because every Jew they know,
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if they know any Jews at all, is powerful,
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it\'s because their culture has used ideas
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about Judaism to make sense of its world.
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Ah, we should be thankful, Mayar. Business is good, hey?
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Nearly a thousand gulden since morning.
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All that money, 10,000 gulden.
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Hey?
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We all know that Jews and money are strongly associated
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in antisemitic and anti-Jewish ideology.
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Not at all.
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for example, in England, for about 150 years in England,
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a very small number of Jews,
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never more than a thousand or so,
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were charged, forced in effect,
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by the king to be their money lenders and tax collectors,
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That lasted for about 150 year.
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And yet the association of Jews with money, with usury,
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lasted for hundreds, even thousands, of years.
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about the relationship of a Christian to money,
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he needs to put a Jew in the middle of it, Shylock,
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to represent what\'s the wrong attitude towards money,
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despite the fact that Shakespeare had never met a real Jew
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for 300 years when Shakespeare wrote
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\"The Merchant of Venice.\"
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even today, to imagine money.
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You are five brothers.
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I want you each to start a banking business
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in a different country.
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Welcome to the back porch
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of the Chateau de Mores State Historical Site.
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This is a home built by the Marquis de Mores
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in the spring of 1883.
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He came out here to the Badlands of North Dakota
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to build his own fortune in the cattle industry.
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Captain Dreyfus was a Jewish captain of the army.
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Fate voted.
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Sentenced to hard labor, sent to Devil\'s Island.
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[telephone rings]
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Well, \"The protocols of the elders of Zion\"
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first emerged in Russia at the turn of the 20th century.
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But the protocols really didn\'t emerge
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as a international phenomenon
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until the end of the First World War.
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What\'s interesting is the people
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that come to promote this.
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And one of the big adherence
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of the protocols was Henry Ford.
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Now, Henry Ford was a world famous
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manufacturer of automobiles.
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But Ford latches onto the protocols.
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And he immediately,
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in his newspaper The Dearborn Independent,
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starts popularizing this.
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And ultimately, those articles were published
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in \"The International Jew: The World\'s Foremost Problem.\"
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[bell tolling]
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I think there are a number of reasons
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why the protocols have survived for so long.
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I think one is the way that they were written,
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because unlike a lot of other conspiracy theories
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that identify particular people and events,
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the protocols allow someone
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to add in all that kind of information
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so that it can constantly be updated.
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And that\'s what makes it useful
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to antisemites and propagandists today,
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is that they can plug in that information.
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[thunder crackles]
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[film projector whirring]
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[Michel speaking in foreign language]
478
01:14:12.327 --> 01:14:15.252
[birds chirping]
479
01:14:15.252 --> 01:14:19.919 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
480
01:14:28.665 --> 01:14:32.358 line:15%
[horn honking]
[birds chirping]
481
01:14:32.358 --> 01:14:37.025 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
482
01:14:42.900 --> 01:14:46.082
[crowd cheering]
483
01:14:46.082 --> 01:14:48.140
It\'s Paris in the spring again,
484
01:14:48.140 --> 01:14:50.827
not quite the same Paris as we used to know,
485
01:14:50.827 --> 01:14:55.827
but the French are at their best when they\'re against.
486
01:14:57.008 --> 01:15:01.508 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
487
01:15:29.566 --> 01:15:31.045
[film projector whirring]
[film rattling]
488
01:15:31.045 --> 01:15:35.712 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
489
01:16:08.009 --> 01:16:10.050 line:15%
I\'m just going there because I feel, you know,
490
01:16:10.050 --> 01:16:12.495
the need to go there at this particular time.
491
01:16:12.495 --> 01:16:13.328
What are you gonna do
492
01:16:13.328 --> 01:16:14.663
when you get out there?
493
01:16:14.663 --> 01:16:16.410
Whatever they ask me to do.
494
01:16:16.410 --> 01:16:19.820
I feel that I identify strongly with Israel
495
01:16:19.820 --> 01:16:21.260
and I feel that they need me
496
01:16:21.260 --> 01:16:24.216
perhaps now more than they will next year.
497
01:16:24.216 --> 01:16:26.070
[crowd chattering]
498
01:16:26.070 --> 01:16:30.737 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
499
01:16:31.850 --> 01:16:33.849 line:15%
[tank rumbling]
500
01:16:33.849 --> 01:16:36.965 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
501
01:16:36.965 --> 01:16:38.735 line:15%
[bird screeches]
502
01:16:38.735 --> 01:16:40.404
[bird squawks]
503
01:16:40.404 --> 01:16:42.586
[dogs howling]
504
01:16:42.586 --> 01:16:47.086 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
505
01:16:54.779 --> 01:16:59.446 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
506
01:17:20.411 --> 01:17:24.911 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
507
01:17:38.314 --> 01:17:40.897
[gentle music]
508
01:17:47.395 --> 01:17:51.895 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
509
01:18:09.410 --> 01:18:11.462
[bird squawking]
510
01:18:11.462 --> 01:18:16.129 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
511
01:18:40.517 --> 01:18:45.517 line:15%
[people chattering]
[cameras snapping]
512
01:18:46.501 --> 01:18:51.168 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
513
01:18:59.279 --> 01:19:03.779 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
514
01:19:17.578 --> 01:19:21.911 line:15%
[host speaking in foreign language]
515
01:19:31.487 --> 01:19:35.987 line:15%
[Robert speaking in foreign language]
516
01:19:42.805 --> 01:19:47.305 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
517
01:20:02.107 --> 01:20:04.690
[lively music]
518
01:20:06.984 --> 01:20:11.817
[newscaster speaking in foreign language]
519
01:20:13.238 --> 01:20:17.905 line:15%
[reporter speaking in foreign language]
520
01:20:26.179 --> 01:20:30.679 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
521
01:20:37.106 --> 01:20:41.939 line:15%
[newscaster speaking in foreign language]
522
01:20:51.641 --> 01:20:56.141 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
523
01:21:09.441 --> 01:21:11.015
[television clicks]
524
01:21:11.015 --> 01:21:15.348 line:15%
[host speaking in foreign language]
525
01:21:29.582 --> 01:21:34.415 line:15%
[Jean-Marie speaking in foreign language]
526
01:21:58.606 --> 01:22:03.106 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
527
01:22:24.925 --> 01:22:28.306
[film projector whirring]
528
01:22:28.306 --> 01:22:32.973 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
529
01:22:40.968 --> 01:22:45.468 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
530
01:22:55.827 --> 01:22:58.577 line:15%
[frenetic music]
531
01:23:04.325 --> 01:23:08.825 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
532
01:23:10.222 --> 01:23:14.889 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
533
01:23:29.513 --> 01:23:34.013 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
534
01:23:52.934 --> 01:23:56.239
[people chattering]
[dog barking]
535
01:23:56.239 --> 01:24:00.739 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
536
01:24:06.694 --> 01:24:09.277
[gentle music]
537
01:24:10.794 --> 01:24:15.294 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
538
01:24:17.031 --> 01:24:19.614 line:15%
[gentle music]
539
01:24:24.570 --> 01:24:29.237 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
540
01:25:17.919 --> 01:25:20.839 line:15%
[siren wailing]
541
01:25:20.839 --> 01:25:25.506 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
542
01:25:40.151 --> 01:25:42.608 line:15%
[crowd shouting]
543
01:25:42.608 --> 01:25:45.358
[birds chirping]
544
01:25:51.888 --> 01:25:56.555 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
545
01:26:02.761 --> 01:26:07.178 line:15%
[Ariel speaking in foreign language]
546
01:26:21.417 --> 01:26:23.756
[siren wailing]
[crowd shouting]
547
01:26:23.756 --> 01:26:28.006
[man speaking in foreign language]
548
01:26:30.093 --> 01:26:31.561
[man shouting in foreign language]
549
01:26:31.561 --> 01:26:35.978 line:15%
[Ariel speaking in foreign language]
550
01:26:38.289 --> 01:26:41.296
[siren wailing]
[crowd shouting]
551
01:26:41.296 --> 01:26:45.963 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
552
01:27:02.713 --> 01:27:05.380 line:15%
[clock ticking]
553
01:27:06.716 --> 01:27:09.853
[man chanting in foreign language]
554
01:27:09.853 --> 01:27:14.520 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
555
01:27:18.334 --> 01:27:21.155 line:15%
[lively music]
556
01:27:21.155 --> 01:27:25.822 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
557
01:27:29.963 --> 01:27:32.525 line:15%
[singer singing in foreign language]
558
01:27:32.525 --> 01:27:37.192 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
559
01:27:58.628 --> 01:28:01.828
[gentle music]
560
01:28:01.828 --> 01:28:06.495 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
561
01:28:40.315 --> 01:28:44.982 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
562
01:28:50.192 --> 01:28:54.487 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
563
01:28:54.487 --> 01:28:55.875 line:15%
[glass breaking]
564
01:28:55.875 --> 01:29:00.375 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
565
01:29:04.884 --> 01:29:07.506 line:15%
[tanks rumbling]
566
01:29:07.506 --> 01:29:12.006 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
567
01:29:16.602 --> 01:29:19.185 line:15%
[lively music]
568
01:29:22.588 --> 01:29:27.421 line:15%
[newscaster speaking in foreign language]
569
01:29:29.982 --> 01:29:34.815 line:15%
[newscaster speaking in foreign language]
570
01:29:36.044 --> 01:29:40.544 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
571
01:29:46.843 --> 01:29:49.408 line:15%
[crowd cheering]
572
01:29:49.408 --> 01:29:53.658 line:15%
[man speaking in foreign language]
573
01:29:57.948 --> 01:30:01.899 line:15%
[crowd chanting in foreign language]
574
01:30:01.899 --> 01:30:06.149 line:15%
[man speaking in foreign language]
575
01:30:13.379 --> 01:30:16.941 line:15%
[crowd chanting in foreign language]
576
01:30:16.941 --> 01:30:21.441 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
577
01:30:51.714 --> 01:30:54.297
[lively music]
578
01:30:55.150 --> 01:30:59.650 line:15%
[Simone speaking in foreign language]
579
01:31:30.523 --> 01:31:35.023 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
580
01:32:06.965 --> 01:32:09.548
[lively music]
581
01:32:12.024 --> 01:32:16.857 line:15%
[newscaster speaking in foreign language]
582
01:32:19.005 --> 01:32:23.672 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
583
01:32:49.489 --> 01:32:52.239 line:15%
[dramatic music]
584
01:33:03.338 --> 01:33:08.005 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
585
01:33:26.961 --> 01:33:31.294 line:15%
[Marc speaking in foreign language]
586
01:33:43.731 --> 01:33:48.731
[cameras snapping]
[crowd chattering]
587
01:33:48.994 --> 01:33:53.327 line:15%
[Marc speaking in foreign language]
588
01:34:04.198 --> 01:34:06.338
[cameras snapping]
[crowd chattering]
589
01:34:06.338 --> 01:34:07.898 line:15%
[Zoulikha speaking in foreign language]
590
01:34:07.898 --> 01:34:10.362 line:15%
[reporter speaking in foreign language]
591
01:34:10.362 --> 01:34:15.029 line:15%
[Zoulikha speaking in foreign language]
592
01:34:24.973 --> 01:34:29.306 line:15%
[Marc speaking in foreign language]
593
01:34:33.482 --> 01:34:38.315 line:15%
[newscaster speaking in foreign language]
594
01:34:47.816 --> 01:34:52.483 line:15%
[reporter speaking in foreign language]
595
01:35:05.586 --> 01:35:09.919 line:15%
[Marc speaking in foreign language]
596
01:35:23.557 --> 01:35:28.224 line:15%
[Delphine speaking in foreign language]
597
01:35:59.401 --> 01:36:01.984 line:15%
[gentle music]
598
01:36:04.470 --> 01:36:08.803 line:15%
[Marc speaking in foreign language]
599
01:36:44.837 --> 01:36:49.670 line:15%
[newscaster speaking in foreign language]
600
01:36:56.987 --> 01:37:01.320 line:15%
[Marc speaking in foreign language]
601
01:37:27.625 --> 01:37:30.208
[gentle music]
602
01:37:34.196 --> 01:37:38.696 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
603
01:37:49.752 --> 01:37:52.855
[upbeat music]
604
01:37:52.855 --> 01:37:54.704
[Dieudonne laughs]
605
01:37:54.704 --> 01:37:59.121 line:15%
[people singing in foreign language]
606
01:38:02.144 --> 01:38:06.811 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
607
01:38:18.224 --> 01:38:22.557 line:15%
[host speaking in foreign language]
608
01:38:23.709 --> 01:38:28.459 line:15%
[Dieudonne speaking in foreign language]
609
01:38:37.914 --> 01:38:42.414 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
610
01:39:10.328 --> 01:39:14.995 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
611
01:39:16.287 --> 01:39:21.287 line:15%
[host speaking in foreign language]
612
01:39:21.353 --> 01:39:22.186 line:15%
[Jean-Marie speaking in foreign language]
613
01:39:22.186 --> 01:39:23.019 line:15%
[host speaking in foreign language]
614
01:39:23.019 --> 01:39:26.675 line:15%
[Jean-Marie speaking in foreign language]
615
01:39:26.675 --> 01:39:27.508 line:15%
[host speaking in foreign language]
616
01:39:27.508 --> 01:39:32.508 line:15%
[Jean-Marie speaking in foreign language]
617
01:39:32.705 --> 01:39:34.325 line:15%
[host speaking in foreign language]
618
01:39:34.325 --> 01:39:35.792 line:15%
[Jean-Marie speaking in foreign language]
619
01:39:35.792 --> 01:39:37.906 line:15%
[host speaking in foreign language]
620
01:39:37.906 --> 01:39:39.965 line:15%
[Jean-Marie speaking in foreign language]
621
01:39:39.965 --> 01:39:44.632 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
622
01:39:58.015 --> 01:40:02.682 line:15%
[reporter speaking in foreign language]
623
01:40:08.939 --> 01:40:09.772 line:15%
[Alain speaking in foreign language]
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01:40:09.772 --> 01:40:14.439 line:15%
[reporter speaking in foreign language]
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01:40:19.028 --> 01:40:23.445 line:15%
[Alain speaking in foreign language]
626
01:40:40.320 --> 01:40:42.903
[gentle music]
627
01:40:44.970 --> 01:40:49.303 line:15%
[Marc speaking in foreign language]
628
01:41:07.244 --> 01:41:11.911 line:15%
[Delphine speaking in foreign language]
629
01:41:28.967 --> 01:41:32.226
[crowd chanting in foreign language]
630
01:41:32.226 --> 01:41:36.893
[Delphine speaking in foreign language]
631
01:41:45.005 --> 01:41:49.422 line:15%
[crowd chanting in foreign language]
632
01:42:07.778 --> 01:42:12.445 line:15%
[Delphine speaking in foreign language]
633
01:42:16.759 --> 01:42:19.342
[camera snaps]
634
01:42:21.665 --> 01:42:23.404
[camera snaps]
635
01:42:23.404 --> 01:42:28.071
[Delphine speaking in foreign language]
636
01:42:49.629 --> 01:42:52.212
[gentle music]
637
01:43:01.348 --> 01:43:05.681 line:15%
[Marc speaking in foreign language]
638
01:43:18.958 --> 01:43:23.625 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
639
01:43:45.649 --> 01:43:50.232 line:15%
[Richard speaking in foreign language]
640
01:44:19.904 --> 01:44:22.487
[gentle music]
641
01:44:25.522 --> 01:44:30.105 line:15%
[Richard speaking in foreign language]
642
01:45:21.362 --> 01:45:25.862 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
643
01:45:49.337 --> 01:45:52.654
[gentle music]
644
01:45:52.654 --> 01:45:57.237 line:15%
[Richard speaking in foreign language]
645
01:46:11.883 --> 01:46:13.354
[cameras snapping]
[people chattering]
646
01:46:13.354 --> 01:46:14.250
[gavel banging]
647
01:46:14.250 --> 01:46:18.917 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
648
01:46:33.486 --> 01:46:37.986 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
649
01:47:24.727 --> 01:47:28.789
[glass breaking]
[fire crackling]
650
01:47:28.789 --> 01:47:30.743 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
651
01:47:30.743 --> 01:47:33.493
[glass breaking]
652
01:47:34.503 --> 01:47:39.238 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
653
01:47:39.238 --> 01:47:43.768
[crowd chanting in foreign language]
654
01:47:43.768 --> 01:47:47.019
[glass breaking]
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01:47:47.019 --> 01:47:51.519 line:15%
[Michel speaking in foreign language]
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01:48:50.794 --> 01:48:55.294 line:15%
[Daniel speaking in foreign language]
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01:49:25.121 --> 01:49:27.911
[siren wailing]
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01:49:27.911 --> 01:49:32.578 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
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01:49:43.754 --> 01:49:46.504
[birds chirping]
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01:49:47.682 --> 01:49:52.182 line:15%
[Daniel speaking in foreign language]
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01:49:54.965 --> 01:49:59.965 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
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01:50:00.397 --> 01:50:05.064 line:15%
[neighbor speaking in foreign language]
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01:50:42.650 --> 01:50:44.195
[birds chirping]
[flags rustling]
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01:50:44.195 --> 01:50:48.984
[man chanting]
[bell tolling]
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01:50:48.984 --> 01:50:53.651 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
666
01:51:05.708 --> 01:51:10.375 line:15%
[neighbor speaking in foreign language]
667
01:51:33.818 --> 01:51:36.401
[gentle music]
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01:51:43.151 --> 01:51:45.508
[birds chirping]
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01:51:45.508 --> 01:51:50.175 line:15%
[narrator speaking in foreign language]
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[siren wailing]
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01:52:02.417 --> 01:52:06.750 line:15%
[Marc speaking in foreign language]
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[crowd chattering]
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[cameras snapping]
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[Marc speaking in foreign language]
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[gentle music]
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[newscaster speaking in foreign language]
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[crowd chattering]
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[cameras snapping]
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[Latifa speaking in foreign language]
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[group chanting in foreign language]
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[Latifa speaking in foreign language]
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[crowd chattering]
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[Latifa speaking in foreign language]
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01:55:23.610 --> 01:55:25.295
[audience applauding]
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[Latifa speaking in foreign language]
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01:55:55.191 --> 01:55:57.081
[horn blaring]
[seagulls squawking]
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[Marc speaking in foreign language]
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[ominous music]
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[group singing in foreign language]
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[Delphine speaking in foreign language]
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01:58:15.769 --> 01:58:18.352
[gentle music]
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[Delphine speaking in foreign language]
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01:59:14.325 --> 01:59:16.908
[gentle music]
Distributor: Icarus Films
Length: 120 minutes
Date: 2022
Genre: Expository
Language: French; English; Hebrew / English subtitles
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Closed Captioning: Available
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