Project Detail

Long Night's Journey into Day

Name: Long Night's Journey into Day
Director: Carol Gould
Genre: Woman Director
Released: 1998
Duration: 115 mins

Synopsis

Long Night's Journey into Day is a disturbing documentary about the poignant grief expressed by the youth of Israel, who, after all, will be the next generation of soldiers; of their love for Rabin, who they knew was determined to end all wars in the Middle East forever, and their creation of a secular Wailing Wall via graffiti, in Kikar Rabin - as well as a look at the furious shift in Israeli thinking after the four Hamas bombs in February to March (Jerusalem, Ashqelon and Tel Aviv), which Carol Gould experienced first-hand. By May the populace - even the youth - wanted all-out war, and some wanted the death of Shimon Peres.

Details

Year: 1998
Type of project: Features
Running time: 115 mins
Format: VHS, Beta SP
Director: Carol Gould
Producer: Carol Gould,
Director of Photography: Nissan Mofkadi, Guy Livneh, Haggai Masur, Alex Ben-Raf and Carol Gould
Jeremy Fox Screen Writer: Carol Gould Directors of Photography: Nissan Mofkadi, Guy Livneh, Haggai Masur, Alex Ben-Raf and Carol Gould

Genre

Woman Director

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Carol Gould Productions plc 9 Cedric Chambers Northwick Close London NW8 8JH Tel: 020 7266 1953 Fax: 020 7266 1954 E Mail: c.gould@btinternet.com

Sales Company

Electric Sky Distribution 1 Chesham Street London SW1X 8ND Tel: 020 7245 1125 or 01444 881 022 Fax: 01444 881 140

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