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Nadav Lapid Channels Emotional and Political Vibrations in ‘Ahed’s Knee’

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Ben Croll Nadav Lapid was used to mining the past. With 2014’s “The Kindergarten Teacher,” he worked childhood poems into the script, while basing his Berlinale winning follow-up, “Synonyms,” on his early days in France after leaving Israel.But with “Ahed’s Knee,” which premieres on July 7 in competition at Cannes, the filmmaker confronted uncharted terrain: his present day.“This movie was one trembling gesture of urgency and movement — a kind of ode to the present, to the here and now,” Lapid said. “It took me two-weeks-and-a-half to write the script, whereas ‘Synonyms’ took me over a year.

More than any other of my movies, this one is one unbroken gesture; it’s one movement, one brushstroke.” Lapid poured his professional, political, and.

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