Amnon Winner

David Ofek looks back on the first Gulf War, when he was living with his parents in Ramat Gan, Israel. They are Iraqi Jews. His parents are fascinated with news reports of the bombing of Baghdad. His grandmother comes to stay with them during the SCUD attacks. Wearing gas masks, they sit in a secure room David has rigged. When the all-clear sounds, they look at photo albums. They're visited by David's girlfriend, Eve. They talk politics; grandma disapproves of Eve. Eve leaves for Eilat for respite. David images a life with Eve after the war ends

The Katzman Tapes is a feature length mocumentary, that tells, ironically and satirically while maintaining a serious facade, the story of the state of Israel and Zionism. Lead by director Amnon Winner, who is following the elusive character of Samuel Katzman and his non recorded influence on the historical events . The Katzman Tapes is a satire on the political establishment and the Zionist dream nevertheless it is shown in a lyrical poetic cinematic language. The movie was shot over a course of a decade around the globe, it is intended not only for audience familiar with the Israeli history but for anyone who ever went on a quest in his life.