Rent Ghost Hunting (2017)
3.6 of 5 from 59 ratings
1h 34min
- General info
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- Synopsis:
Winner of the Silver Bear for Best Documentary at the 2017 Berlin Film Festival, Palestinian filmmaker Raed Andoni's powerful feature is a hybrid of documentary, fiction and experimental film. Gathering together a group of survivors from the infamous Al-Moscobiya prison, Israel's main interrogation centre, Andoni asks them to recreate the physical space of the jail - a place he was also detained as a teenager. As they build, together they confront their experiences of incarceration and torture. A boldly personal and uncompromisingly political work, 'Ghost Hunting' explores the ethics and meaning of re-enactment, questioning the complicity of both filmmaker and viewer in this provocative and cathartic experiment. - Actors:
- Ramzi Makdessi, Mohammed Khattab, Wafa Mari, Atef Al-Akhras, Bashar Hassuneh, Wadee Hanani, Raed Andoni, Adnan Al-Hatab, Abdallah Moubarak, Anbar Ghannan, Raed Khattab, Mohammed Nimer, Mahmoud Abu Srour, Monther Jawabreh, Firas Nasr-Allah
- Directors:
- Raed Andoni
- Producers:
- Palmyre Badinier
- Aka:
- Istiyad Ashbah
- Studio:
- Second Run
- Genres:
- Documentary, Special Interest
- Countries:
- Palestine
- BBFC:
- Release Date:
- 28/09/2020
- Run Time:
- 98 minutes
- Languages:
- Arabic DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, Arabic LPCM Stereo
- Subtitles:
- English
- Formats:
- Pal
- Aspect Ratio:
- Widescreen 1.78:1 / 16:9
- Colour:
- Colour
- BLU-RAY Regions:
- (0) All
- Bonus:
- Filmed interview with director Raed Andoni at the 2017 Amsterdam Documentary Film Festival
- UK premiere release on Blu-Ray
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Reviews (1) of Ghost Hunting
Superb idea brilliantly filmed - Ghost Hunting review by TE
A brave and innovative documentary which reconstructs the torture and interrogations suffered by Palestinian citizens at the hands of Israeli security forces.
The film builds in intensity from cautious and low-key beginnings. By the end the viewer feels complete empathy for the unjust and abusive treatment they suffered. And all the while there is the unstated awareness that these men are just a small sample, and that there are many others whose stories we will never hear.
An insightful, sobering, enlightening film.
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