Shem
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Caroline Roboh
Ash Newman
Hadassah Hungar Diamant
Caroline Roboh
Cyrielle Claire
Istvan Szabo
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Daniel, an arrogant, restless young Londoner is bored with his meaningless life. He seeks sympathy from his old Jewish grandmother, who sends him on a mission to Europe to find the grave of her father who disappeared during World War II. Following his grandfather's trail, Daniel's journey leads him to Paris, Berlin, Prague, Budapest, and Sofia, finally having to flee Rome. As he passes from one intense experience to the next, he is caught up in the turmoil of change taking place in the former communist countries in the process discovering his Jewish roots, which had preciously never mattered to him. What started as an excuse simply to travel and have fun soon becomes an obsessive quest and a journey of personal discovery.
Director
Caroline Roboh
Cast
Ash Newman
Hadassah Hungar Diamant
Caroline Roboh
Cyrielle Claire
Istvan Szabo
John Gordon
Pavel Rimburg
Sibylla Mcgrigor
Sarah Mcgrigor
Laura Mcdonnell
Catherine Karako
Aime Kanoui
Michael Williams
Albert Wajnfeld
David Melech
Geraldine De Bastion
Hendrick Woitkowiak
Michal Friedlander
Mahmoud Chehadeh
Galina Franz
Henry Friedrich
Ferrante Ferranti
Benjamin Kuras
Stepan Cert
Zuzana Peterova
Vaclav Peter
Eszter Peterova
Ruth Peterova
Zuzana Vesela
Michal Forst Mosheh Doiebal
Jean-jacques Roboh
Veronika Kolenakova
Marketa Zemanova
Lenka Cardova
Vlada Zak
David Merlini
Eszter Marton
Karina Kecskes
Hermina Fatyol
Attila Schlosser
Shaia Boas
Moshe Greenwert
Zsolt Takacs
Gabor Rocsis
Laszlo Ihasz
Catherine Charitow
Gordana Grubjesic
Venislav Dzidic
Branka Dzidic
Miodrag Kostic
Valcho Podorov Kamarashev
Smilen Ivov Slavchtenski
Bisser Savchev Marinov
Reuven Bear
Martin Parvanov
Arturo Brachetti
Film Details
Technical Specs
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Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States June 30, 2006
Released in United States on Video November 7, 2006
Released in United States Summer May 26, 2006
Released in United States Summer May 26, 2006
Released in United States June 30, 2006 (Los Angeles)
Released in United States on Video November 7, 2006
