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Kirschenbaum

Seven years after his death, Motti Kirschenbaum’s eldest son Cana'an decides to open the great archive left behind by his father. The archive clips, old films and photos paint a picture of one of the most important and busy television producers in Israel. The son traces Motti’s long career, along the way he meets journalists and actors who worked with Kirschenbaum over the years and reveals the lesser-known sides of his personality, his function as a spouse, father and friend.

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  • Yair Lapid

    Yair Lapid

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  • Canaan Kirschenbaum

    Canaan Kirschenbaum

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  • Tuvia Tzafir

    Tuvia Tzafir

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  • Rivka Michaeli

    Rivka Michaeli

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  • Yaron London

    Yaron London

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  • Dubi Gal

    Dubi Gal

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  • Hayim Yavin

    Hayim Yavin

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  • Dan Shillon

    Dan Shillon

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  • Gavri Banai

    Gavri Banai

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Overview

Seven years after his death, Motti Kirschenbaum’s eldest son Cana'an decides to open the great archive left behind by his father. The archive clips, old films and photos paint a picture of one of the most important and busy television producers in Israel. The son traces Motti’s long career, along the way he meets journalists and actors who worked with Kirschenbaum over the years and reveals the lesser-known sides of his personality, his function as a spouse, father and friend.

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