‘Tell Me Everything’ Wins Best Film at Ophir Awards
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- Haaretz
- The Times of Israel
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The coming of age tale ‘Tell Me Everything’ won best film at the Ophir Awards. The film, directed by Moshe Rosenthal, received the most nominations in the history of the awards and won 10 categories. It has been chosen to represent Israel at the Oscars. The film ‘Where To?’ also saw significant success, winning awards for best actor and best supporting actor. Ehab Salami won best actor for his role as a Palestinian Uber driver in Berlin in ‘Where To?’, and he used his speech to call for an end to wars. Additionally, Yevgenia Dodina was named best actress for her role in ‘Mama’ after seven previous nominations.
How each side framed it
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- The left leaning source emphasized the film's Oscar representation and highlighted the anti war comments made by Ehab Salami.
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- The center leaning source focused on the overall distribution of awards and the specific achievements of the winning actors.
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