Jeruzalem

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	Yael Grobglas	Rachel Klein
	Yon Tumarkin	Kevin Reed
	Danielle Jadelyn	Sarah Pullman
	Tom Graziani	Omar
	Sarel Piterman	Young Priest
	Howard Rypp	Howard Pullman
	Ami Smolartchik	Taxi driver
	Yoav Koresh	Yehuda
	Ori Zaltzman	Tomer
	Fares Hananya	Fauzi
	Itsko Yampulski	David
	Mel Rosenberg	Priest
	Danny Zahavi	David's Father
	Moran Zelma	Resurrected Mom
	Salim	Oud Playing Grandfather
	Ido Di Capua	David as Kid
	Daniel Shamota	Zombie
	Aya Jonas	Zombie
	Geri Gendel	Drake
	Udi Greenberg	Man in Asylum
	Roy Amsalem	Man in Asylum
	Gita Ben Nevat	Woman in Asylum
	Peter Filatov	Man in Asylum
	Yael Hakshurian	Woman in Asylum
	Elroy Jakoby	Dead Man in Church

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Director	Doron Paz
	Yoav Paz
Writer	Doron Paz, Yoav Paz
Producer	Shaked Berenson, Patrick Ewald, Uri Levanon, Rotem Levim, Nir Miretzky, Doron Paz, Yoav Paz, Boris Zeleny
Photography	Rotem Yaron

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My quick rating - 5,0/10. The saturation of these "Blair Witch" type movies has somewhat slowed down so I don't get quite so frustrated by them as I was a few years ago. The camera style works quite well for this story. It does well to capture the fear one might go through if, let's say, a biblical event such as the rapture befalls upon you. It would've been a heck of a lot better had the actors not been so cookie cutter imitations of American tourists. Plus, the acting being poor didn't help their cause much. Beyond that though, the imagery worked well with some nice looking "monsters" that did actually work for a few scares. Wasn't worth the hype but I do think a lot of the buzz was due to it being an Israeli movie. That and the touchy whiners which always pop up when religion pops up in horror movies. At least the movie didn't try to ram the Christian underlying tones down the viewers throat. If it pops up on cable or at redbox (does that still exist?) it would be worth it, but 15 bucks at a theater would be out of the question.

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