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Ajami

2009 · Movie · 120 min

7.3(90)unSUB Rating

CrimeDrama

In a tense Tel Aviv neighborhood where different communities live side by side, several lives collide under pressure from crime, family obligations, and the constant pull of loyalty and survival. As people chase safety, love, and money for urgent needs, their choices ripple across the area in unexpected ways.

Also known as Ajami: A City in Conflict

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Details
Original title
עג'מי
Years
2009
Release date
2009-08-29
Language
HE
Runtime
120 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.0/10 (90 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you like intense, interwoven dramas about everyday lives shaped by conflict and crime, in the vein of Babel or Lantana; Not for you if you want a light, easy-to-track story.

Pros: gripping interlocking stories; raw, natural performances; tense, immersive atmosphere | Cons: can be hard to follow; little relief or humor; a few forced moments

Themes

  • tel aviv, israel
  • racial tension

Awards & recognition

  • Ophir Awardbest feature film · 2009
  • Academy AwardBest International Feature Film · 2010 · nominated
  • International Submission to the Academy Awards · 2010 · nominated
  • European Film AwardEuropean Discovery of the Year · 2009 · nominated

Cast & crew

  • FH

    Fouad Habash

    as Nasri

  • NR

    Nisrine Rihan

    as Ilham

  • ES

    Elias Saba

    as Shata

  • YS

    Youssef Sahwani

    as Abu-Lias

  • AS

    Abu George Shibli

    as Sido

  • IF

    Ibrahim Frege

    as Malek

  • Scandar Copti

    Scandar Copti

    as Binj

  • Shahir Kabaha

    Shahir Kabaha

    as Omar

  • HK

    Hilal Kabob

    as Anan

  • Ranin Karim

    Ranin Karim

    as Hadir

Directed by Scandar Copti, Yaron Shani