Vogel Lost Vogel

  • Israel
  • Documentary
  • 2018
  • 55 min.
  • Director(s): Ayelet Ofarim
  • Producer(s): Yair Qedar, Itay Barkan

Synopsis

He is considered to be one of the greatest Hebrew writers, even though he was not a Zionist – he left Palestine after less than a year. David Vogel created novels and poems, enjoying a masterful ability to use a magnificent Hebrew, describing sexuality and desire, roleplays and identities, like no other could do before him. Using his journals, letters and writings, director Ayelet Ofarim goes on a journey through Europe and Mandatory Palestine – following the trail of the sad writer who managed to do wonders in Hebrew but somehow happened to be at the wrong places and at the wrong times, repeatedly, until it cost him his life.
The film is part of the documentary project: THE HEBREWS, documenting Hebrew culture with the best of Israeli directors, each focusing of the life and work of a major Hebrew literary poet of writer.

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Credits

Director(s)

Ayelet Ofarim

Producer(s)

Yair Qedar, Itay Barkan

Script

Ayelet Ofarim

Cinematography

Tulik Galon

Editor

Miki Kohn

Original Music

Assaf Amdurski

Original Language

Hebrew

Subtitles

English

Festival Highlights

Docaviv , Israel , Official Selection , 2018

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