Roveh Huliot
(1979)
AKA: The Wooden Gun
Country: Israel
Genre: Drama
Synopsis
The complex relationship between the older, European born generation and the younger generation born in Israel during the early years of Israel's Independence. The adults carry the burden of the Holocaust and are opposed to war. The children are preoccupied with war and violence and have formed rival gangs. After a traumatic incident of violence, the boy-hero realizes that even a toy gun is dangerous.
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8 / 10 The story has some power. It is very hard to be detached and objective about Arik Rosen.
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This film was awesome. Even though the war is over we still have these Israeli kids playing war games. This was OK except for the European refugees that move into the area. They have seen enough of this war; that's why they immigrated. And these kids playing war games keeps reminding those refugees of this, causing all kinds of conflict between the Israelis and the Europeans. I should mention Arik Rosen, the kids leader. He did a great job and good looking as well.