On Location in Golan Heights With Venice Film Entry ‘The Stranger’ (EXCLUSIVE)
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variety.comLiza Foreman It’s not often that films shoot in the Occupied Golan Heights, Israel’s contested border territory with Syria and Lebanon.Characterized by sloping mountains and the ruins of more than 100 Syrian villages, destroyed (by Israel) after the Six Day War in 1967, it makes for an atmospheric filming location.
This can be seen in “The Stranger” (Al Garib), a drama making its world premiere in the Venice Critics’ Week section on Monday.The Arab and German crew shot in rough conditions, including dense fog that hugged the mountain villages that are now reduced to rubble.
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