Natalie Portman On "A Tale Of Love And Darkness" | BUILD Series
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2016
- Join Natalie Portman as she discusses her directorial debut of the Amos Oz autobiographical novel "A Tale of Love and Darkness." The film is written by, and stars Portman as the mother of young Oz during a childhood that saw the the birth of the nation of Israel and had a front seat through its turbulent history. Interview at AOL HQ in NYC for AOL BUILD.
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She's very inspiring, intelligent and talented. Wow.
I actually like this interviewer. He asks actual questions, is knowledgeable, is quite confident, but not creepy and does not make people uncomfortable.
I just saw the movie on Netflix. Beautiful movie, beautiful script, photography, screenplay .... great acting.. now I’m going for the book.
lovely it's a hard time for the world now, we are all going through a dark phase but we can only win this war over this pandemic if we stand together,
there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep practicing self hygiene and wash your hands and keep supporting my career we will bounce back strong
#staysafe #stayhome.
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The book is perfect.Amos Oz became one of my favorite writers .( Love to Israel from a Greek mate)
She is so incredible. I cannot wait to see this film. Very inspirational.
Yes, a charming and wonderful production. Such a small tribe, but with so many poets and great souls...evident in this movie....
This was such a wonderful discussion of film. I love how articulate she is!
Oh I am so very happy for Miss Natalie. I just happened to have stumbled onto this film while trying to out about another film. Thank you for this video.
Outstanding film. Toda Natalie.
lovely it's a hard time for the world now, we are all going through a dark phase but we can only win this war over this pandemic if we stand together,
there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep practicing self hygiene and wash your hands and keep supporting my career we will bounce back strong
#staysafe #stayhome.
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It's nice to hear she took so long to make this movie. I have movie I want to make even if I use actors that are not known and only for youtube or what ever platform is available in 10 years. She is so knowledgable.
Wow she speaks Hebrew too!!!?? Wow, love her humble spirit.
Hebrew is her mother tongue!
You shine like the sun❤️
love thy neighbour 😊😊
Where can we see the full film? As this is only a trailer!
lovely it's a hard time for the world now, we are all going through a dark phase but we can only win this war over this pandemic if we stand together,
there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep practicing self hygiene and wash your hands and keep supporting my career we will bounce back strong
#staysafe #stayhome.
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What's the name of the director you mentioned in minute 26? Thanks.
Krzysztof Kieslowski.
26:00
A dapper Dan man
Natalie Portman is a Dream.....
lovely it's a hard time for the world now, we are all going through a dark phase but we can only win this war over this pandemic if we stand together,
there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep practicing self hygiene and wash your hands and keep supporting my career we will bounce back strong
#staysafe #stayhome.
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3:08
Speaks B.S.
How did she not run away screaming from this guy?????
I don't know, perhaps because he seems well informed, intelligent, and was clearly knowledgeable and respectful of the work she had done? I was impressed, because most interviewers ask the most mundane and idiotic questions. This guy knows his stuff.
Listens to the message easter eggs in video video games tells him
to watch 📃
Nice sensibilities, both sides.....
With a name like CAMILLERI u must b of Maltese descent as I am.
Natalie is articulate but she says a lot of 'like'. It's kind of distracting but I think that's her being more American.
lovely it's a hard time for the world now, we are all going through a dark phase but we can only win this war over this pandemic if we stand together,
there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep practicing self hygiene and wash your hands and keep supporting my career we will bounce back strong
#staysafe #stayhome.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
they did not come to the "desert" they came to Palestine and took it by blood and war this is really sad
It's not a story about the fake ppl called "Palestinians"....
lovely it's a hard time for the world now, we are all going through a dark phase but we can only win this war over this pandemic if we stand together,
there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep practicing self hygiene and wash your hands and keep supporting my career we will bounce back strong
#staysafe #stayhome.
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Natalie, when will you do a movie for the Palestinian genocide carried out by Israel?
well, there is no Palestinian genocide. I'm not sure how aware you are to what a genocide is. or maybe you have valid resources supporting your claim about a genocide that I, an Israeli citizen who has served in the IDF, and now is studying in a university with many arabs, and has worked in several workplaces with arabs.
I don't deny the fact that the Palestinians should have a country, and I hope that one day we will have peace here in Israel. Please, get the facts straight before writing such unfounded nonsense.
here is how genocide is defined by the UN: "acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group"
relocation is not a part of genocide, but I'll get to it after I react to the "kill an entire people for their ethnicity and religion".
1. Israel is not killing muslims for being muslims. As I wrote before, in my surroundings there are plenty of muslims and arabs and they are not killed by Israel.
2. Israel is not killing Palestinians for being Palestinians. Actually, the official government's stand on the matter is that they are willing to negotiate with the Palestinian government.
I don't see how the definition genocide is fit in this manner, and in fact I think Israel treats muslims better than in other countries, such as some in Europe, where they are not allowed to wear a hijab and build musks, while in Israel they have their religious freedom.
Now, about the relocation, I assume you're speaking of what happened in 1948. In that year Israel was founded, after the UN had decided to devide the land that was known as Palestine between the arabs (who had not defined themselves as Palestinians yet) and the Jews. after the declaration of Israel. Egypt, Syria, and Jordan attacked Israel in order to destroy us. We won the war, and many arabs fled as refugees to Jordan and Syria mainly, where they are still considered as refugees and are given no rights in any arab country they are at.
I'm not saying there is no occupation, and that I wish that someday the area will find peace and quiet, but there is certainly no genocide, and the Palestinians who are getting killed are usually those who attack Israeli citizens (and in gazza these are people who are used as human shields for the hammas missiles and weapons).
It took me a while to comment, so please respect that at least, and try to believe my good intentions, because they are real, and so is my hope for a better future for both sides.
wow, you just completely ignored everything I had written.
Maybe I shouldn't have expected anything else.
No one in Israel wants your pity, and no one is killing the Palestinians from their land (they were brought to the land by the Turks, by the way, as I said, from various territories such as Egypt etc.)
If you had any idea in middle eastern history you would have been able to see the real picture.
and of course there is no point in my efforts to explain.
I'm not ignoring anything. I am very left winged in Israel, and I definitely don't think that we are saints and that there is nothing wrong with our leadership.
My main point is that the racist leaders are not the mainstream, and that most Israelis are more afraid of Palestinian terror than anything else.
I regarded every claim you had raised and answered it in a moderate and peaceful way, while you just claim preposterous accusations about a genocide that doesn't exist, while giving no reasoning but quoting nameless people who are on the edge of the political map here.
Fact is that Israel has pushed all Palestinians off their land. fact is that the Israeli "Leadership" has called for killing of Palestinian children in their mother's bellies. Its very difficult to ignore facts. Shame on Israel for pretending to be victims when they are indeed the oppressors.
"Israeli leaders are more afraid of the terrorists"... when Israeli Leaders are calling for the murders and killings.