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Home APSA Nominees & Winners 2012 Best Children's Feature Film Off White Lies (Orchim Lerega)

Off White Lies (Orchim Lerega)

Nomination Details

Ceremony Year 2012
Film
Off White Lies
Nomination category
Country
  • Israel
Producer
Aurit Zamir, Yoav Roeh
Co-Producer
Janja Kralj
Director
Maya Kenig

Nomination Detail

Libby, an introverted yet sharp-witted teenager has been living with her mum and stepfather in the US since she was 3 years old. After years of living apart from her dad, she is sent to live with him in Israel. Her arrival coincides with the outbreak of the second Lebanon war. Libby quickly discovers that her Dad, Shaul, is an infantile eccentric and that he lives “in-between apartments”.

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