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(224) 7.2 82 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Itzhak is a movie starring Itzhak Perlman, Toby Perlman, and Alan Alda. A look at the life, work and religious heritage of violinist Itzhak Perlman.

Genres
Documentary
Director
Alison Chernick
Starring
Billy Joel, Itzhak Perlman, Toby Perlman, Alan Alda

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Genres Documentary
Director Alison Chernick
Writer Alison Chernick, Helen Yum
Stars Billy Joel, Itzhak Perlman, Toby Perlman, Alan Alda
Country USA, Israel
Also Known As Itzhak & Toby, Itzhak Perlman - Ein Leben für die Musik
Runtime 1 h 22 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description A look at the life, work and religious heritage of violinist Itzhak Perlman.

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23 customer reviews about «Itzhak»

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Craig
Friday, 10 Jul 2020 01:31

I saw this movie a long time ago and just recently bought the DVD. I just want to tell you that this is a must see for every film lover. I have only one question. Could someone please explain why a large number of movies that have been banned are allowed to be shown in cinemas in Israel? There is no explanation on this matter. If you have any information to this matter, please let me know. This movie deserves to be on the Top 250 list, as I consider it the best movie ever made.
Sandra R.
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 18:04

This documentary on the "Anti-Colonialism Movement" in Egypt has some interesting tidbits on the history of the protests, the struggles, the resistance and how the film makers portray it. The filmmakers are mostly unknowns, and the documentary is somewhat "hidden" in places. But overall, it's worth seeing.
Stephanie Allen
Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 19:52

When the story is set in a sleepy village, it's a time to shine. The beauty of that sleepy village and its people, and the beauty of the people's past is brought out in the pictures. That's what I saw in the movie, a picture of an idyllic village. This movie will make you cry, laugh, and think. It is a wonderful film. I recommend it to everyone.
Sandra T.
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 06:28

I really liked this movie, and I thought it was very interesting. This movie is about a man who works for a state-owned company in Israel and he talks about the difficulties of working in Israel and the everyday difficulties of the people in Israel. I think it was a very interesting documentary and I would recommend it to anyone who likes to understand the Israeli reality.
Harry
Friday, 19 Jun 2020 22:35

This documentary is a must see for anyone who loves Israel and knows little about it. The film focuses on what the government of Israel has done and what it is doing now to become a free nation. The film makes a strong case that Israel is not a democracy, but a dictatorship with very little freedom. The film is very well done. The Israeli government has done a lot of evil. This film is full of facts, but also makes a strong case that Israel is a bad place to live. I highly recommend this film.
Sarah Olson
Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 01:53

Itzhak is a documentary about Israeli-Palestinian relations, an examination of the roles of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, and the fate of the Palestinian people. This film has an interesting idea of exploring the relationship between the two main parties to the conflict. It seems that it was important to create a documentary that is able to be both entertaining and insightful. It is an interesting idea to look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and to look at both the sides of the conflict. It is also an interesting idea to look at the peace process between the two main parties. It was important to be able to watch a documentary that addresses all these different issues. This film is very interesting and I believe that it is very important for the peace process between Israel and Palestine.
Stephen R.
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 12:55

I think the best part of the movie was the transition from Iranian to Canadian. I'm not really a guy who gets into a lot of religious drama but I was actually moved by the character and the energy. As someone who's studied religion for several years, I can tell you that most of the people that read the Bible from the book of Esther or Ruth were definitely not in the right state of mind. But the other side of the spectrum are people who have studied the Bible for years and were completely open to the point of view that some people in this movie represented. The problem with the movie is that it really wasn't that interesting or deep. I don't understand how someone could get a glimpse into the human soul. I've read the book of Esther many times and I still can't understand how a man would go to the trouble of travelling over 6,000 miles to a country where the language is the same as English. You'd think that he would have at least one person with a bit of English. The movie was okay but I don't think it was a movie that would be interesting for a movie theater.
Jane
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 23:31

This is the first documentary to show the devastation of the holocaust. It focuses on the story of a young man from the German concentration camp Eichmann, called 'the goat', and his long and painful struggle to survive and achieve his freedom. The subject matter is important to the survivors, the author, and to the world at large. Some of the testimonies are incredibly moving and others disturbingly honest. I have seen it several times since first seeing it in 1993. It is a sad tale that needs to be told, but not told by a human rights organization or a journalist. This is a great film, and you will see it again.
Edward
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 03:06

This is a documentary on the Israeli leader Ehud Barak and his relationship with Ehud Chari. It shows that Chari was deeply religious and his deep involvement with the Israeli national army made him a leader that did not give up on his religious duty. The documentary has a good soundtrack and it's very well edited. It has some funny scenes, but there is also some hard to watch scenes. The main problem with the film is the way it is edited. The documentary is edited as though it is a news program, not like a documentary, with the same kind of narration. The second problem is the voice-over narrating. The voice-over is very heavy and not necessary. It does not tell the story very well. The third problem is that it is a really interesting story, but the way it is presented in the documentary is very amateurish. It is all over the place and there is no continuity. The only way to watch this documentary is to be really really into the story and to appreciate it.
Doris
Tuesday, 26 May 2020 21:26

I had the opportunity to see this film last night at the Toronto International Film Festival. I loved it, it was so well done. I also liked that there was a good mix of interviews with "The Woefully Unnamed", and "The Indifferent". I would recommend this film to anyone who is into documentaries. The people interviewed were both so interesting and I think they deserve to be well-known. I would also like to mention that this film has a great story behind it, and it shows that there are many people who believe in UFOs, and there is no hard evidence to support the claims of these people. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to learn more about UFOs and the strange phenomena that seems to surround them.
Harold M.
Tuesday, 26 May 2020 15:38

This documentary is quite good, the director has managed to depict a small, yet significant, part of the Jewish population in Europe and as well as the horrors of the Holocaust. However, it is not an accurate representation of the Holocaust as a whole, the filmmaker goes on to present only a very small fraction of the "tens of thousands" of Jews that perished in the camps, not even mentioning the countless thousands who were murdered by the Nazis. This documentary is well worth watching and also the film's soundtrack is superb. Watch it and decide for yourself.
Laura Jimenez
Thursday, 21 May 2020 09:59

Not only does "Only God Forgives" contain some of the most powerful and shocking images I have ever witnessed, but it also contains the most profound statements made by the filmmaker. This movie is one of those rare movies that is able to stand the test of time. It is, perhaps, the last great film of the era of high-profile movies. The reason for this is simple. The sheer power of the film is what brings it to the forefront. It is the great contribution that this filmmaker made to cinema, and his work is very much in the forefront of film history. "Only God Forgives" is simply brilliant. One can watch it a hundred times and not get tired of it. This movie is a must-see for every film fan. Even if you are not a fan of the genre, you should still watch this film. "Only God Forgives" will leave you with a great amount of empathy and compassion for those who have been affected by this film. It is a powerful piece of art and a true masterpiece of film making. It will stay with you for a long time. 10/10
Danielle
Wednesday, 20 May 2020 08:28

Like many others, I was very skeptical about seeing "The Place Beyond the Pines", but it turns out to be a very powerful and moving film. Although there is no plot, the film takes place over three days. At first I thought it was a pretty good film, but after I had seen it I was blown away by how powerful it was. I've heard that it was filmed on location in South Africa, but I never really got that. It is simply a film of human beings who were thrust into a very difficult situation and came out on top. The film is based on an interesting book, and it is fascinating to see how it was written. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves stories of real people and the struggle of life. It is a very human story, and it is about our own problems and struggles, and the difficulties of life. The film is very emotional, and you can see how the characters struggle with their situation. There is no violence, and I can't really understand why this film got the NC-17 rating. There is no sexual content, and you would have to be a prude to find it that way. If you want to see a great film that deals with real issues, check out "The Place Beyond the Pines".
Frank
Monday, 18 May 2020 19:05

I will say this: As a Jewish living in South Africa, I have always known that the apartheid was a travesty. When I left South Africa, I found out that the entire country was nearly completely segregated, although there were several instances where Jews could be integrated into the country. I also knew that there were many Jewish refugees and former South Africans who had experienced apartheid and that it was very difficult for Jews to immigrate to Israel. I saw this documentary as an opportunity to re-envision and re-evaluate my own experiences of apartheid. I was struck by how few Jews were in the community and how the Jews who were there had a difficult time integrating into South Africa. The majority of the Jews were trapped in the ghetto, unable to escape, or in the middle of the country, living in the hinterlands. The documentary's title, as the title suggests, is an acronym of "The Arabs and the Jews". The main purpose of this documentary is to explore the differences between the two groups, the origin of the conflict, and the hope for a solution. It is a brave and difficult task for the filmmaker to portray the oppression and segregation of the Jews, the majority of whom were Jews from South Africa, and the atrocities that were committed against them. The director, who is Jewish, was able to use the media to document and express the suffering of the Jews and the fact that they were not given a chance to be accepted by their fellow citizens, who used their children as pawns in the war. The director does a great job of depicting the immense struggle that was being faced by the Jews. The director captures the reality of the situations and the suffering that the Jews had to endure. It was heartbreaking to see that the Jewish community in South Africa was very small and had to take the initiative to speak out against the apartheid system. The director did a great job in making the documentary to make it more realistic. The documentary portrays the past, the present and the future. It was very heartening to see that the director, who is Jewish, was able to document and express the hardships that the Jews were experiencing. He managed to do this without the use of a camera. He was able to document the events, in his own words, and use the media to help make the viewers feel as though they were there. He captured the emotions and feelings of the people in the documentary. The director was able to help the people understand that there were no heroes or villains in this conflict, but rather people who were being persecuted. He was able to make the people feel as though they were in a situation similar to what the Jews were experiencing. He made the audience understand that the Jews had no choice but to fight back against the racist government. He also captured the hopelessness of the situation that was being faced by the Jewish people. He showed
Beverly Holland
Monday, 18 May 2020 13:16

Itzhak, the most honest man in the Israeli Army, has made an awesome documentary about life in the Israeli army. It was so inspiring to see it in its entirety. It was funny, sad and moving all at once. I highly recommend this documentary to anyone.
Billy C.
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 13:33

You'll probably see many movies with the title "The World Is Flat" and you'll probably get a sense of wonderment about how this world is. But I think that you will not feel like you've gotten a clear picture about the world. This movie tells the story about the people who live in the place where the Earth is. It tells the story of an artist who travels to the place and learns about the life there. This movie is a pretty good one, and I think that it should be more known about the place and it's people.
Madison R.
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 07:37

I just saw this film at the Sundance Film Festival and thought it was excellent. I have watched it several times since and am continually impressed with the interviews and observations of the people who are deeply involved in this culture. I really enjoyed seeing the videos of the movies made by the people who were involved in the making of "The Matrix" and "Inception."
Alexander
Sunday, 10 May 2020 10:55

This is a highly interesting film and quite frankly, I have a problem with those who cannot see past the nasty things that the Jews did and now people like me find too offensive. I cannot understand how someone can think that this film is racist. It is not racist at all, but I am a Jew, and I think this film was very helpful and a little too "dry" at times. The one person who didn't like this film was Hirsch, and that is a little weird. I think he has an interesting point of view about how to understand the Holocaust, but at the same time, he seemed to be at a loss for words when it came to saying how he felt about the film. I think the film is very interesting and I do think it's important to see the Holocaust in all of its ways, and this film did a great job of telling it. I have a lot of sympathy for the people who are anti-Semitic, but I think that people like him and others are not doing a very good job at trying to explain how they felt about this film. They seem to have to be really anti-Semitic, and I don't understand why they can't see past their own feelings about the Holocaust to say something positive about it. This film was very well done, and I will definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the Holocaust. I also think that I have to give a shout out to the people who did the original and amazing photography. I don't know where to start, but the fact that they actually took the time to photograph everything and still make the film looks amazing. I love the camera shots and how they "photoshopped" the images, and I am so happy that they used the original photographs. I also loved the camera shots, but I will start off by saying that the original photos looked awful and was like a train wreck. I think the photographer did a great job with this film, and I do think that I am going to buy the film when it comes out. I will definitely give this film a chance, and I will not be surprised if it is very influential in my opinion. I am also going to give this film a high recommendation because it is so honest and so great at telling the truth.
Adam S.
Saturday, 09 May 2020 15:21

I recently saw this documentary at the Toronto International Film Festival. It was made by the Canadian filmmaker, Tzvi Newman. It chronicles his adventures in the Canadian wilderness, from his days on a fishing boat to his time as a mountaineer, through his research and research on the health effects of climbing. He travels with three friends on a camping trip in Alaska. The group is headed to Alaska to film a documentary on mountaineering. There is a lot of footage of the local communities and their interactions with the expedition. He encounters the locals, in a time when there was no electricity, and the people were starving. The stories are very interesting, and as an environmental film-maker, I really enjoyed this film. As a person who has dealt with depression and a variety of ailments and illnesses, I really enjoyed this film. The subject matter is extremely interesting, and Tzvi's use of music in the documentary helped me connect to his situation and the effects of the documentary. The film is well done and it really made me think about the effects that the documentary had on me. It was well worth seeing, and I can't wait to see it again.
Helen
Thursday, 07 May 2020 20:09

One of the most inspiring documentaries I have ever seen. I would recommend it to everyone. Some people may be skeptical about some of the points but I feel the movie was very well made. I was in awe of how amazing the people of the country were at the time. I also liked the way the movie included a number of scenes from the time. I would say this is a must see movie for anyone who is interested in history. It has a message for everyone and I would recommend it to anyone who has been in the country. It is not a film that one can watch a couple of times to understand everything but is a film that you can watch over and over and not get bored. I would recommend this movie to anyone.
Kimberly M.
Saturday, 02 May 2020 14:29

I am a great admirer of Palestinian's and their struggle to achieve their freedom. This documentary was both illuminating and heartwarming. I am so glad I got to see it on Netflix. It is a must see. It was interesting how they portrayed the occupation of Palestine. It's clear that the Palestinian people have been dealing with the occupation and lack of freedom for so long. I was very impressed by the scenes where they show the Israeli military shooting and killing Palestinians. They show it with so much power and sadism. It was shocking. I also liked how they showed the non-violence and how the Palestinians were fighting back. I also liked the interviews with the people who had witnessed the injustices. I was very impressed by the sense of history, and the way they used it to tell the story. It was powerful. It's a must see. The cast was excellent, and the cinematography was amazing. It's one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. The camera work was breathtaking. I highly recommend it.
Denise C.
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 04:17

I had the great opportunity to see this film in the theatres. It was at that time I saw the film in Arabic. I am not religious and would not have known the meaning of the film except for the fact that it was in Arabic. This is not the point of the film, which is to show the struggle of life and death for the female singer. It is simply a documentary of a woman, Sheba, who has to choose between her husband and her dreams. In the end, she chose to live. The film is beautifully made, with the scenes of the world that the two women live in. The documentary is very sad and sad because the singer has to be taken away from her family, but still alive. The film shows the people who try to help the singer, who hope that Sheba will come back, but the singer is gone. I recommend this film to people who are interested in the Arab world.
Theresa C.
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 03:25

From the director of "Road to Perdition" and "Das Boot" comes "The Killing Fields." Told from the perspective of one of the most infamous scenes of the Bosnian war, "The Killing Fields" is a must-see. It is brutal, horrifying and beautiful at the same time. The movie is not about the slaughter of the Bosnian Muslims but the suffering of the Bosnian Muslim men, women and children. The film is the first documentary about the genocide that took place during the Bosnian war. The Bosnian Muslim population, who were the main victims, was not represented in the film. This is because the film was shot on the location of the Bosnian village of Srebrenica. It is a site where over 800,000 people were massacred. It was a genocide that made no distinction between men and women and ethnicities. The movie is incredibly disturbing. The movie is an absolute must-see.
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