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Berlin (JTA) — A film with a
highly unflattering look at
Israeli society has becomE
the first Israeli movie in four
years to be screened in the
competitive section of
Berlin's International Film
Festival.
Critics gave mixed reviews
to Life According to
Agfa,directed by Assaf
Dayan, the rebellious son of
Israel's late war hero, Moshe
Dayan.
German reviewers have
commented how the film
portrayed aggressiveness in
Israeli society and the at-
mosphere of violence
engendered by the Arab-
Israeli conflict.
In a news conference here,
Assaf Dayan tried to con-
vince journalists and critics
that the film is not merely
about a particular Israeli
phenomenon, but rather a
metaphor that can be ap-
plied anywhere: in Berlin,
New York, Sarajevo or
elsewhere.
"It's a nightmare and a
warning to all of us," he
said. "We are in a situation
where the climate of aggres-
sion has reached a critical
mass.
"The culmination is an ab-
solute violence, which has
been the case in Los
Angeles, in parts of Europe
and naturally also in Tel
Aviv," he said.
The movie is a highly
charged drama about 12
hours in the lives of a group
of people in a Tel Aviv bar,
set one year from now.
While some viewers prais-
ed Mr. Dayan for showing
Israeli soldiers behaving
like vandals, others feared
the movie was too critical of
the Israeli army.
Some viewers mistook
North African Jews who ap-
peared in the film for Arabs,
thus fitting certain scenes
into a pre- established
theory of the film as being
about violence in the context
of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Mr. Dayan said he was
depicting lonely, alienated
characters, "on a boat to
nowhere," trying to escape
from their problems.
"When people lose their
own authenticity, they take
refuge in fundamentalism or
dependence on the state," he
said.
Some critics said they
believe the film has fair
chances of getting an award
in the tight competition for
the Berlinale Golden Bear,
or other prizes.