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Adam is trying to fix his marriage but both his wife Asia and teenage daughter Dafi are too busy with their lovers.
The Lover
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Israel
10 Oct 1985
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Israel
06 Jun 1985
- Theatrical
USA
10 Oct 1985
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ראיתי את כל הסרט בתרגום לרוסית הרגשתי כמו סבא שלי
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לא היה לי שום רצון לראות את יהורם גאון ממזמז ילדה בת פחות מ15. הכוכב וחצי ניתן עבור רוברטו מהשמיניה שמסתבר שהיה סמאשאבל
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Directed, written and starring Michal Bat-Adam, this adaption of The Lover, a novel by A. B. Yehoshua, had been in development by Cannon for nearly a decade, with Boaz Davidson and Dan Wolman both attached to direct at one point or another.
The novel was a big deal because of the taboos it broke in Israel, telling the stories of a married woman and her lover, a married father and his daughter’s friend, and the forbidden love between a Jewish girl and her Arabic lover.
Adam (Yehoram Gaon) and Asia (Bat-Adam) are a sexless married couple. She quickly falls into the bed of a tutor named Gavriel (Roberto Pollack), who agrees to help her if Adam fixes his grandmother’s car.…
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