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(346) 5.9 153 min 2015 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Rabin, the Last Day is a movie starring Ischac Hiskiya, Yitzhak Hizkiya, and Pini Mittelman. Itzhak Rabin's murder ended all efforts of peace, and with him the whole left wing of Israel died. The movie shows the last of his days as...

Genres
History, Drama
Director
Amos Gitai
Starring
Michael Warshaviak, Ischac Hiskiya, Yitzhak Hizkiya, Pini Mittelman

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Genres History, Drama
Director Amos Gitai
Writer Marie-Jose Sanselme, Amos Gitai
Stars Michael Warshaviak, Ischac Hiskiya, Yitzhak Hizkiya, Pini Mittelman
Country France, Israel
Also Known As Rabin - Den sista dagen, Rabin, ha'yom ha'akharon, Le dernier jour d'Yitzhak Rabin, Rabin - ostatni dzień, Ράμπιν, η τελευταία μέρα
Runtime 2 h 33 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 Itzhak Rabin's murder ended all efforts of peace, and with him the whole left wing of Israel died. The movie shows the last of his days as prime minister, and what led to his murder.

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27 customer reviews about drama «Rabin, the Last Day»

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Top reviews

Walter M.
Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 06:29

While watching the film, I kept on feeling the powerful emotion that David tried to express and I had tears running down my face. David was in an impossible situation. His experience was a lot like that of a woman in India. And then he can't hide his feelings. He must admit that he's afraid. There are too many moments in the movie where you just can't help yourself from laughing. Even when he's talking to the Japanese people, his reactions are so natural and direct that you wonder what he's trying to say. The people on the other side of the screen are just as happy as he is. I hope to see a new and better version of David Copperfield.
Lauren
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 23:11

I have watched several movies about the Holocaust, and the basic idea behind the plot of this movie is excellent. But unfortunately, this movie is not very accurate about the circumstances of the Holocaust. I think that in the movie the chief reason for the ending was because the Jews were saved by the Russians. But this is a big mistake. The Nazis were mostly Jews, the Russians were mostly Russians. The movie did a good job portraying the situation of Jews in Poland, but not the situation of Jews in the rest of Europe. The main difference between the Jews in Poland and the Jews in France and Germany is the fact that the Nazis had the power, whereas the French and Germans had the will to stop the Holocaust. Also, the Jews in Poland had the right to bear arms and that is why they did not use guns in Poland. In France, the Germans were mainly French and had the will to stop the Holocaust. So, I think that the movie is good and does a good job showing the real situation of the Jews in the U.S., and I think that people should watch it.
Johnny W.
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 08:17

This movie does not try to shock or touch the viewer with the religious subject. It is an insightful story about the children of the Holocaust and what it took for them to cope and move on from the experiences of the camps. It is really touching and moving. The performance by the children is excellent. One of the best movies of 2006.
Barbara C.
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 10:04

Rabin's last day in court, the last minute, was a lesson in how history is written, and how "truth is stranger than fiction." It may be that the whole issue of Jewish suffering and so-called anti-Semitism was a coincidence that led to a misunderstanding. It is certainly possible that the Holocaust, which seemed to be an ordinary event for the Japanese, really was so for the Germans. But the issue was what were the circumstances that led to this sort of explanation. Was it a coincidence that the last day of the war in the Western world was the day the "Final Solution" of the Jews was being implemented? I think not. The decision to make that day the last day of the war was a conscious decision, and it's really not something that can be explained by coincidence. The violence was well planned, and was justified by the need to end the war. All the other factors that caused the "Final Solution" were included in the history. This film is a wonderful reminder of a historical event that was truly horrific.
Jeremy
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 20:49

The fact that a piece of fiction, a tale of myth, can be linked to reality and become a symbol of such and profound causes like genocide, corruption, fascism, and violence is what makes this film so good. The entire cast plays its roles so well, and the directing is wonderful. It's true, I didn't quite get what the film was about, but I also did not know what to expect. The real story is told from the perspective of the little boy and his father. We see them from an older perspective, from a different point of view, and it's brilliant. This film deserves all the praise it has received. I don't think it's realistic to compare this film to anything else, but that is exactly what the makers of this film did. It's also very important to mention that the film is very sensitive and heartfelt. I have never been so moved by a movie, and I can say this because I'm Jewish, and it is no small thing to see the film's depiction of the Holocaust. The fact that they are not Nazi-sympathizers (which would be incorrect, in my opinion), only strengthens the importance of the message. However, I recommend this film to everyone.
Aaron G.
Monday, 29 Jun 2020 11:51

This is the perfect film to come out of the sixties, the last real critical period. If you want to know why the sixties is the longest lasting era in American history, watch this film, it's a triumph. This is an absolute must see for all who are thinking about making the transition to the seventies, if you don't like this film, it means that you are part of a very tiny group of people who can't appreciate this documentary. * out of *
Frances L.
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 18:27

This film was excellent and so tragic to watch. It is a must see for anyone who knows or understands what happened in the Holocaust. The acting in the film was superb and the plot well developed. The film was a bit confusing at times but that was understandable because the movie was very long. It was a very interesting film. I think everyone should see it and learn about the events that happened in Europe in the second world war. The film showed the horrors of the Holocaust which was much more intense than the Allied bombing of Dresden in 1945. I think the film should be shown in schools as a lesson on what happened in Europe during the war. It was very sad to see the Holocaust take place and the effect it had on the people who were affected.
Andrea Henry
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 04:54

It's so good to see a film like this, where the political implications are completely overlooked. This is the first film I have seen where the politics and the sex in the movie have not been pushed aside. The film is great because of the actors, who all put in great performances. I think this film could have been more complex, but the director, actors, and actresses make this film more effective. I highly recommend this film.
Margaret Snyder
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 06:42

Vin Diesel's MOST favorite film of all time? And for the record, I'm a big fan of both of them. So naturally, he'd have my vote, if only for the fact that his last film is in my top ten. The Last Day, as a matter of fact, isn't necessarily a bad film, but it's definitely not one of my favorites. The Last Day is actually my least favorite of Diesel's films. I still give it a 9/10, but that's not really fair. There's just something about the film that's not quite right. The movie is about the last day of the Final Days of the Ottoman Empire. The day is on the way to what's to be the last day of that empire, which is why it's called the Final Days. The final day is when it finally begins to take shape, and the first part of that is about the final days. The Last Day was released in 2002, so that's about 10 years after the first day of the Ottoman Empire. The movie itself is about a French cavalry captain named Valedieu (Robert Carlyle). He's a French cavalry officer who lost his family during the Siege of Constantinople, and his wife and son perished in the Battle of Constantinople. Now, Valedieu is on a final day that will decide the fate of the Ottoman Empire. It's the day that the Ottoman Empire will either be victorious, or will fall. The Turks have a commander named Bahram (Srbag Ramazan) who has no intention of letting the empire fall, but he also has his own agenda. He has a plan to conquer Constantinople, and in the process, he is going to have to rescue the French cavalry officer who will accompany him. The battle is where this film is really awesome. It's filled with wonderful battle scenes, and the movie has a great cast. As for the cast, there's not a lot of new faces in this film, but they're all great. The only new face that stands out is Robert Carlyle, and he does an awesome job with the role. Even though he doesn't have much to work with, he manages to pull it off. The last film of Diesel's is a little bit different. The Last Day isn't one of his worst films, but it's still not one of his best. It's the most action-packed, and the first half of the film is probably his weakest. The Last Day has great battle scenes, but that's all it has going for it. The Last Day has good
Edward Cooper
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 00:45

I had seen the 1982 version before I watched this and in my opinion this version was the better one. This movie has the same tone as the classic movie. The plot and the acting is great. It is a "story about love" in the same way as Forrest Gump is a story about love. I was very impressed by this movie and I think it is one of the best films I have ever seen.
Douglas
Saturday, 30 May 2020 17:27

Rabin is a movie about the Jewish and Italian relationship in World War II. The movie is about the Holocaust. As a Holocaust movie, it is excellent. As a movie about the Jewish and Italian relationship in World War II, it is excellent. Both were very good movies. Overall, the movie is very good.
Kathryn W.
Thursday, 28 May 2020 02:33

I'm going to be honest, I am a big fan of the old television series "Babylon 5", but I was unaware of the movie. This movie was truly a wonderful insight into the alien history of the galaxy, the ancient technology of the Ape's, and the backstory of the characters. I was genuinely fascinated and amazed by the effects and how they were done. I also really enjoyed the movie itself, it had a very realistic feel to it, that I was truly impressed with. The character's, the story, and the story line were great, with some good surprises. I give this movie 8/10 stars, it is definitely worth the watch. I really hope that we see more movies in this style from them, they truly have a great way of telling stories.
Kevin S.
Sunday, 24 May 2020 10:17

Well, there is nothing much to say about this film. I am a big fan of both Tarnation's (who also directed) and the director of this film, Michael Besançon. Tarnation's films are beautiful, detailed and compelling. I am a great admirer of his work and I recommend this movie to anybody who is a Tarnation fan or is interested in the subject of the Middle East. It is a rare film that shows how much suffering the world has caused to the Middle East. It does not have a big budget, but it is well worth the watch.
Hannah L.
Friday, 22 May 2020 15:05

Historical facts about Rabin are difficult to obtain, yet the quality of the film outweighs its historical inaccuracies. First, the character of Martin Luther King was in no way glorified in the movie, nor was he a martyr. Second, the historical aspects of the events of Rabin were ignored and did not contribute to the story of the film. This fact combined with a lack of historical accuracy renders the movie as a hollow piece of propaganda, and this is the least of the errors of the film. Furthermore, this is a movie of a conflict in Israel between the religious, racist, and radical right wing, and the democratic, secular left wing. The way the film has been produced, it seems to focus on the religious right, and is very anti-Israel, anti-Arab, anti-Muslim, and anti-American. However, I did not feel the portrayal of the Jewish character in the movie was anti-Semitic. Rather, the character is portrayed as a religious Jew, and that was an accurate portrayal of the character. While not portraying the Jewish character in a positive light, this movie is still a good piece of propaganda. It is not a "how could it happen" movie. Rather, it is a "how could it happen" movie that glorifies the religious right and the hatred of the Arabs. This type of film should be condemned. Rather, this film should be viewed as a warning to the American people about the power of a political party that wants to control our government, and how the American people could be influenced by this political party.
Scott
Monday, 18 May 2020 16:52

The book (I think) is supposed to be about Rabin, not "When I Was You", so I am not really surprised that "When I Was You" doesn't get the accolades it deserves. Still, I thought the movie was very good. There are a lot of things that are different from the book, which is a good thing. Some people may not be happy with some of the changes. But I don't think any of them are too bad. The movie has a pretty nice pace. And the photography was very good. I really like this movie, but I'd like to see it again, before I give it a 10. However, I do like the book and the movie and I give this one a 7 out of 10.
Diane P.
Saturday, 16 May 2020 01:58

This is a fascinating film that depicts the life of Jewish refugees in the Nazi era. The film begins with the historian Isaac Kaufmann (played by Gary Oldman) traveling to the Berlin Jewish ghetto to write a book about the life of Jewish prisoners. He receives a visit from a German soldier named Heinrich (played by Christoph Waltz) who informs him that the SS has ordered the ghetto to be sealed and has put Jews in cells. He asks Isaac to leave, but Isaac refuses. Kaufmann insists that Heinrich has no other option and tells him to get on with the project. Kaufmann agrees to take him to the camps, but he learns that Heinrich is being held in the same cell with Nazi soldiers. Kaufmann forces himself to go through the same ordeal he had to endure at the front. He is forced to view the entire life of the inmates as a form of recreation. Kaufmann's wife Anna (played by Angelina Jolie) offers to accompany him, but he refuses. Kaufmann, with the help of his friends, tries to survive the ordeal. They go through a few weeks of the camps, and eventually escape to Italy. Kaufmann's friend, Stefanie (played by Laura Linney) manages to escape and tells him of her life in the camps. Kaufmann tells her that his life is not worth living. She promises to return with him, and Kaufmann gives her the money he needs. The film ends with Kaufmann having survived the ordeal, but his wife has died. He has to return to the camp, to be reunited with his wife. I saw this film in a film class I was taking, and everyone loved it. I highly recommend this film to anyone who wants to learn about the Holocaust. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who wants to learn about the Holocaust.
Madison Washington
Friday, 08 May 2020 05:33

One of my favourite films of all time, and it's because I thought the acting was great and the movie had so much history to it. I don't know where the critics were getting this movie wrong, as there are only a few things that really bugged me. The story line itself was OK, although it had some very unrealistic scenes. The story was very well put together, the cinematography and directing was good, and it was a great film for the whole family to watch. Not everyone will like it, but if you like movies that are historical and set in a time period and you want to see how things were, and what was going on in Europe during WW2, I would recommend this movie.
Janet Evans
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 21:23

In late 2001, I saw "The Final Days of Rabin" in the "Warner Home Video" store in the Midwest. This movie is a pretty interesting look at the founding of the State of Israel and how the Israelis went about the task of conquering the Land of Israel. However, there is also a more serious side to this story, one of the worst of all wars ever. This movie will never be as memorable as the movie "Apocalypse Now" because it's not really about war. The story in "Rabin" is more about the bitterness and suffering of one soldier and the relative lies and deceits of the people surrounding him. The scenes in this movie are very well done and emphasize the trials and the hardship that the soldiers went through. I personally like the acting in this movie, especially by Gil Gershon. His performance is very realistic and relatable. I do not like that he uses a British accent for the character of "Rabin." He seems more like a Palestinian refugee and does not seem to fit the role. However, in this movie he does an excellent job. The other actors, especially Renee Zellweger, who plays the main character, seem to fit the character quite well. I think that she should be nominated for an Oscar for this role. I have not seen "The Last Days of Rabin" in English so I can't compare it to the original movie. I think that this is a very good movie and I highly recommend it to anyone who likes this subject matter. My rating: 8/10.
Billy A.
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 17:04

This was one of the best films I've ever seen. The casting was very good, the directing was superb. I recommend it to anyone who is a lover of film, or the classic and possibly forgotten films of Hollywood. But, I don't know if it was the story itself, or the particular story telling, but the film hit all the marks. It was perfect. As a film, it was about as good as it gets. It would have made a great film in a box set. The best acting, the best music, and the best story. Any true film lover should be very proud of this film. It was a good film, but it's got nothing on a true film. An 8 out of 10.
Michelle R.
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 12:58

The movie has two themes: the life of the last day of the Holocaust in Nazi-occupied Poland, and the revenge of the Nazis against the Jews. There are a number of Nazi camps, and the Nazis were trying to exterminate the Jews. This film shows how the Jews went through an amazing ordeal to survive. The ending is excellent, as they were able to travel to Poland, and they were able to tell the story of how they were going to survive. Overall, it is a great film, that shows the need for reconciliation between Jews and the Nazis. The performances are very good, as well as the directing. I can see why some people may not like the movie, but I think that it was quite well made. I rate this film 8/10.
Walter
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 12:22

I have seen this film twice now, and I have to say that the second viewing is more enjoyable than the first. The film is very slow in the first half, but once the action starts the movie becomes very exciting. The film is very well done, and is definitely a must see. The acting is excellent, and the cinematography is fantastic. The director of the film, Jonathan Demme, is one of the most important directors of our time. I also liked the fact that he didn't have a traditional story in the film, he was more focused on the characters. The ending is very well done. I recommend this film to everyone, it is a very exciting film.
Deborah Griffin
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 11:09

I don't understand how people can write bad reviews on this movie. I'm not sure if they are all the same person or if they just don't like the movie. I'm not sure if they are the same person, but I think that some of them have very low standards for movies. They want to be able to review it, but they can't be bothered to read a review. That's why I wrote a review. I thought this movie was good, but I think it could have been a little bit better. I don't know how much more they could have done with the story, but it was still good. I think this is one of the best movies of the year.
Harold
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 09:51

I saw this film with my wife, who is a professor at a liberal arts college in upstate NY. She and I agreed that the film was a good way to start the semester. I don't know what the director was trying to achieve. Perhaps he was trying to make the film as "artsy" as possible, but I think he was trying to make a film that could be watched by people of all ages and backgrounds, as it is meant to be. The film is not perfect, but it is very good, and I think that it is a film that should be seen by all who see it.
Ethan Medina
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 08:05

Burt Lancaster plays the lead role as Professor Richard Nixon in a film that features an original plot that puts the president of the United States in a place of authority and responsibility. The film runs 100 minutes and was filmed in South Africa. The story concerns Nixon's resignation from office and the subsequent political crisis that resulted in the resignation of President Johnson. The film begins in 1977 when Nixon's vice-presidential running mate Henry Cabot Lodge (Richard Harris) travels to South Africa to attend a ceremony in support of Nelson Mandela. Lodge is asked to give the presentation to the African National Congress (ANC), an organization that is promoting civil rights in the country. Lodge's mission is to support the ANC and its goals. Lodge's decision to support the ANC is met with disapproval from Nixon, his secretary of state Dean Rusk (Paul Newman), and his adviser Henry Kissinger (Peter Boyle). Nixon and his advisors believe Lodge has no place in the administration, but Nixon reluctantly agrees to give Lodge a two-year assignment to South Africa. Nixon continues to criticize Lodge throughout the assignment, but Nixon decides to give Lodge the responsibility of national security. As a result, Lodge has to carry out the responsibilities of his assignment. Nixon and his advisors find it impossible to understand Lodge's motives for supporting the ANC. Nixon wants to overthrow the ANC, but Nixon also has to keep the peace. Nixon's staff convinces Nixon to demand that Lodge resign his commission. However, Nixon does not fully understand why Lodge supports the ANC and he questions whether he is a legitimate employee of the United States. Nixon's staff tells Nixon that Lodge has met with both the African National Congress and the CIA to express his opposition to the government of South Africa. The president and his advisers are not convinced that Lodge is using the United States to further the cause of the ANC. Nixon believes Lodge's motives are more political than professional. Nixon also does not understand that Lodge is at the top of the African National Congress. He fears that Lodge has become a weapon for the ANC and is advocating their cause. The fact that Nixon's staff believed Lodge had used the United States to further the cause of the ANC is crucial to Nixon's decision not to fire Lodge. Nixon's staff believes Lodge is no longer useful to the United States and is no longer working to promote civil rights. Nixon also has no understanding of the political climate in South Africa. As a result, Nixon and his advisors are not convinced that Lodge is a threat to the government of South Africa. Nixon decides to have Lodge give his speech to the ANC in Washington, D.C. The speech
Charles Sandoval
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 06:47

I have to say, this film reminded me a lot of Godfather. The whole family is sitting around and talking and even the parents, although I've never seen them, talk like they were at a funeral. I think they were there, so that is the only explanation I can think of. But the fact that the daughter, who is the main character, can make a better mother than the father of the whole family in this movie makes you wonder what is going on. And why she can make a better mother than her father? When the father dies, she suddenly realizes that her husband was a nice man, who only wanted to be there for her and she also realized that she was the one who was the most important to him. But she also realized that he didn't even notice her when he was asleep, while he was sleeping next to her. So she decided to use the first best thing she had - her mother - to start her own family. So, at the beginning of the movie, she can't stop thinking about her father. She remembers him and is sad when she is thinking about him. But she also starts to realize how her father should have been, not his parents. Then the only thing she can do is to change her life. So, I think the main reason this movie is so good is that the whole family was so cute and was playing their roles so well. I liked it very much, but I think it was better in a way of Godfather.
Alexander Davis
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 06:26

I don't understand the negative reviews. This movie is very moving and very informative. I would say it is the best movie about the Holocaust I have seen. It is a wonderful story of a Jewish family that is trying to survive during the Nazi occupation. The acting is superb and the directing is outstanding. The scenes of the Holocaust are haunting and the soundtrack is haunting. This is a movie that should be seen by every person who is not afraid of a little truth.
Catherine Armstrong
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 06:11

This is a great film. It tells the story of the last day of the Holocaust, with some great moments of brutality and violence. The film is very well-made and well-acted. It is not a perfect film, but it is very good.
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