The Man in the Wall (Hebrew: האיש שבקיר) is a 2015 Israeli drama film, written and directed by Evgeny Ruman. The film is set entirely in a Tel Aviv apartment following a man's disappearance.[1]
Plot
editYoung wife Shira is awakened one Friday night from a nap by a neighbor, complaining that her dog was alone outside their apartment building. He had been taken for a walk by her husband, Rami, who has disappeared. The police refuse to act until Rami has been missing 24 hours, leaving Shira alone to worry. As more and more visitors arrive to talk with and console Shira, surprising new details emerge about her husband and their relationship.[2]
Cast
edit- Tamar Alkan as Shir, masseuse and Rami's wife
- Gilad Kahana as Rami, sound engineer and Shir's husband
- Ruth Rasiuk as Adi, Shir's friend and Rami's ex-girlfriend
- Alit Kreiz as Shir's mother
- Tom Antopolsky as Ella, Rami's silly drug dealer
- Shlomi Avraham as Young Policeman
- Amitay Yaish Benuosilio as Policeman
- Roi Miller as Nadav, Adi's boyfriend
- Yoav Donat as Dudi, Rami's friend
- Eli Gorenstein as Doron, Rami's father
- Rodia Kozlovski as Tommy, Shir's boyfriend
- Ze'ev Shimshoni as neighbor
References
edit- ^ Klein, Yuri (2 July 2018). ""האיש שבקיר": לא כל השקרים והסודות מפתיעים". Haaretz (in Hebrew). Retrieved 1 August 2018.
- ^ Schnitzer, Meir (16 July 2015). "מחפשים את "האיש שבקיר"". Maariv (in Hebrew). Retrieved 1 August 2018.
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