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Israeli Film 'Tell Me Everything' Wins Top Award, Will Vie for Oscars

By Nirit Anderman

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The Israeli film 'Tell Me Everything' has won the nation's top film award and will be submitted for the Oscars. The article also mentions controversies involving John Malkovich, IMDb's listing of territories, and domestic political challenges for Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding pre-October 7 warnings.

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'Tell Me Everything' named Israel's Best Film, selected for Oscars.
John Malkovich reportedly cancels Israel performance due to false quotes.
IMDb allegedly changes 'Israel' listing to 'The Occupied Palestinian Territories'.
Pro-Israel group urges Ed Sheeran to drop Macklemore over 'Free Palestine' stance.
Netanyahu faces scrutiny over alleged failure to brief security chiefs before Oct. 7.

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John Malkovich canceled his Israel performance over quotes falsely attributed to him.per reports
IMDb replaces the name Israel with 'The Occupied Palestinian Territories'.per article
Prime Minister Netanyahu received an explicit warning before October 7 but did not brief security chiefs.per Haaretz

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