New Israeli TV Series 'The Escape' and 'Shalom' Film Premiere
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Two new Israeli television productions have premiered: 'The Escape,' a Channel 12 drama about a young man's plan to flee a cult in the Colombian jungle, and the documentary 'Shalom,' which chronicles the life of a rhinoceros at Jerusalem's zoo and the bonds of its zookeepers. 'The Escape' stars Ido Tako and Yehuda Levi, and was filmed across multiple countries. 'Shalom,' by Meital Zvieli, uses the animal's story to explore coexistence in Jerusalem, referencing the impact of the October 7th attacks and the ongoing war. A third series, 'Cupertino,' from 'The Good Wife' creators, also debuted.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- 'The Escape,' a new Channel 12 series about a cult escape, premiered with a tense and suspenseful narrative.
- The documentary 'Shalom' explores coexistence in Jerusalem through the story of a rhinoceros and its zookeepers.
- 'The Escape' stars Ido Tako as a young man born into a cult and Yehuda Levi as a Mossad agent.
- The film 'Shalom' touches on the impact of the October 7th attacks and the Israel-Hamas War on the zoo.
- The new series 'Cupertino,' from the creators of 'The Good Wife,' also premiered on Israeli platforms.
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