Ha-Kala

Name: Ha-Kala
Genre: Drama
Duration: 1 h 35 min
Rating: 5.3
Cast: Lisa Hartman, Rosemary Leach, John Grillo

1985
1h 35min

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Drama

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaSet in a war-torn village in Czechoslovakia, the story centers on a strong Jewish woman who enters into marriage with a man she dislikes believing it will save her from deportation to a labo... Leer todoSet in a war-torn village in Czechoslovakia, the story centers on a strong Jewish woman who enters into marriage with a man she dislikes believing it will save her from deportation to a labor camp.Set in a war-torn village in Czechoslovakia, the story centers on a strong Jewish woman who enters into marriage with a man she dislikes believing it will save her from deportation to a labor camp.

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Lisa Hartman is credited as "Liza" Hartman in the end credits. "Liza" is also the name of the protagonist Hartman plays in this movie.

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Good performance by Lisa Hartman

Based on Ladislav Grossman's novel "The Bride", this drama was filmed back in 1984 in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, then the crew stopped filming, because protagonist Lisa Hartman had to promote her feature film "Where The Boys Are '84" in the States and they finally finished it on location in Wasserburg, Germany! Though "The 17th Bride" never reached "blockbuster quality", this independent movie belongs to one of my favorite history dramas: Dramatic plot lines, pent-up feelings, a special sense of humor, subtle tragedy and Lisa Hartman's credible interpretation of a heroine in hard times make this movie to kind of an "uncrowned WWII drama"!