A collection of stories about the lives of Palestinians in Israel., Actor, screenwriter, and director Elia Suleiman presents a handful of autobiographical short stories that offer a witty but thoughtful perspective on the place of Palestinians in Israel (and his own role in the nation) in this comedy drama. Inspired by the journals kept by Suleiman’s father, the first episode takes place in 1948, as the Arab resistance movement begins to crumble, though Fuad Suleiman (Saleh Bakri) is determined to keep up the fight. By 1970, Fuad has lost his idealism and believes Palestine is destined to live in Israel’s shadow, while his son Elia (Zuhair Abu Hanna) is being punished for calling the United States colonialists before the teacher. A few years later, Elia (Ayman Espanioli) has a brush with more powerful authorities, who attempt to toss him out of Israel on a minor offense. Finally, Elia (Elia Suleiman) returns home to look after his elderly mother (Samar Qudha Tanus) and discovers how little has changed, as many of his old friends have been warming the same barstools since he left. The Time That Remains is Suleiman’s third film about Israel’s relationship with Palestinians, following Chronicle of a Disappearance and Divine Intervention., Elia Suleiman directed and stars in this arresting collection of semibiographical stories about the lives of Palestinians in Israel.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “The Time That Remains ” ?
A: The main cast includes Elia Suleiman,Saleh Bakri,Samar Qudha Tanus,Shafika Bajjali,Tarak Kopty,Tarek Qubti,Zuhair Abu Hanna,Ayman Espanioli,Bilal Zidani,Leila Mouammar,Yasmine Haj,Amer Hlehel,Nina Jarjoura,Georges Khleifi,George Khleifi,Ali Suliman,Véronique Lange,Avichay Henig,Jérôme Borenstein,Avi Kleinberger,Hani Farsi,Sharif Waked,Judy Shrewsbury,Jacques Royer,Maya Sambar,Christian Monheim,Elia Suleiman,Marc-André Batigne,Pierre Mertens.
Q: When Did the “The Time That Remains” Released?
A: The Movie “The Time That Remains” originally aired on 2009-08-12 and released in the year of 2009.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “The Time That Remains” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “The Time That Remains” ?
A: “The Time That Remains” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
