Mabul (also known as The Flood) is a 2010 Israeli drama film starring Ronit Elkabetz and directed by Guy Nattiv. It is a feature-length extension of a...
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Guy Nattiv (category Film people from Tel Aviv)
Jerusalem Film Festival. In 2010, Nattiv wrote and directed his second feature Mabul aka The Flood which was nominated for 4 Israeli Ophir Awards. The film stars...
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Flood (disambiguation) (redirect from The Flood (film))
disaster film Flood (2017 film), a 2017 Canadian animated short film by Amanda Strong The Flood (2010 film) or Mabul, an Israeli film The Flood (2019 film),...
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Yoav Rotman (category Israeli male film actors)
Zion Rubin. In 2010, he played a leading role in Guy Nattiv's drama film, Mabul (The Flood), where he played Yoni Rushko alongside the actress Ronit...
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Michael Moshonov (category Israeli male film actors)
In 2010, he played in Guy Nattiv's movie Mabul (also known as The Flood). For his performance in this film Moshonov was awarded an Ophir Award in the...
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Lior Raz (category Israeli male film actors)
Ben Shabat' in Adumot. In 2005 he appeared as Shimi in his first feature film Gotta Be Happy. In 2008 he appeared in television drama Srugim as Yisrael...
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(Korowai–Citak area). In 1987, a village was opened in Manggél, in Yafufla (1988), Mabül at the banks of the Eilanden River (1989), and Khaiflambolüp (1998). The...
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IMDb A Film Unfinished at IMDb Zohi Sdom at IMDb The Human Resources Manager at IMDb Rabies at IMDb Hitpartzut X at IMDb 2 Night at IMDb Mabul at IMDb ...
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island. Green sea turtle. Beneath the island Mabul Island Here you can see the turtles of Sipadan. It was filmed by Christoph Brüx. Fabio Spadi (2003) "Pulau...
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Islands in Indonesia, and even as far west as the Malaysian islands of Mabul and Sipadan. They are also common in the Philippines and are frequently...
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