HEBREW LANGUAGE TABLE
OFFICE OF WORKFORCE DIVERSITY
2005 National Women's History Month Planning Committee
EMBASSY OF ISRAEL
PRESENT

WHO: Anat Halachmi, Award Winning Israeli Filmmaker

WHAT:  Anat Halachmi will discuss her work and show excerpts from her most 
recent film "Channels of Rage" which won the BEST DOCUMENTARY AWARD at the 
Jerusalem International Film Festival, 2003.

WHEN:  Monday-March 28, 2005 at Noon

WHERE:   Library of Congress, Mary Pickford Theater, Madison Building, 101 
Independence Ave, Washington, DC

Details on the film and Ms. Halachmi are below:

Anat Halachmi is a freelance writer on cultural subjects. She produced and 
researched for the book/television series The Melting Pot Cuisine about 12 
Israeli families from different ethnic origins, documenting their cuisine. 
Last year she wrote, directed and produced the documentary Channels of 
Rage, about the rappers Subliminal and Tamer Nafer, which took the BEST
DOCUMENTARY AWARD at the Jerusalem International Film Festival, 2003.

<http://www.channels.anatfilms.com/info>www.channels.anatfilms.com/info

SYNOPSIS: Channels of rage

Subliminal is described in the local rap scene as the re-inventor of Hebrew 
language. He presents himself as the first proud Zionist rapper. Similarly, 
Tamer (TN) an Arab rapper from Lod who became a cultural icon for Israeli 
Arab youth, is no less proud of his Palestinian identity. Just like Siamese 
twins, Subliminal and Tamer are the two inseparable parts of the same
unsolved conflict, which defines our lives.

A patriotic Zionist rapper and a nationalist Arab rapper use the power of 
words and music to state as loud as they can what politicians in Israel 
cant seem to put into words.

Will the increasing national gap prevent the two from being able to 
communicate with each other through their international language of music?

Channels of Rage was shot over 3 years, following both Subliminal and 
Tamer, alone, and together. This is a journey documenting the 
parallel-meeting-evading, back and forth story of two poets of wrath in a 
violent and hopeless time.

Israel 2003,  71 min  , Producer , Director, Script: Anat Halachmi, Editor: 
Lavi Ben Gal,  Photographer: Daniel Miran+ Anat Halachmi. Hebrew & Arabic 
with Eng. subtitels,

Israeli critics (several samples) :

"one of the movies that will shake you emotionally, a film that strengthen 
Israel's position as a documentary empire" ( Yossi Shoval, Maariv)

Excellent movie, with deep layers, and also an excellent sound-track, with 
lots of music and laughs of the rare type (Gal Ohovsky, Maariv)

Anat Halahmi draws a tragic portrait of two rappers. An apocalyptic 
frightening, and threatening vision that is coming upon all of us
.(<http://www.channelsofrage.com/info/paper_Articles\a4.jpg>Yehuda Stav, 
Yediot Ahronot)

The Excellent movie by Anat Halachmi& shows an original angle of the 
Jewish-arab 
relations.(<http://www.channelsofrage.com/info/paper_Articles\a2.jpg>Maariv)

   For more information contact Gail Shirazi 202-707-9897
ADA accommodations 5 days in advance
(202) 707-6362 TTY or [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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