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    Default Beaufort the movie - Emule d/l

    http://www.fbisearchengine.com/index...ame=wnet.co.il
    P2P is legal in Israel so I see no problem with posting this link.
    All the Israelis that boycotted the movie, WELL DONE!

    Right now there aren't any subtitles so if you know a guy that knows how to make subtitles and he speaks Hebrew than translate this movie.

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    I don't know any hebrew how about a description of what the movie is about? and hopefully somebody can get the subtitles then maybe I'll dl it.

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    From wikipedia

    Beaufort (Hebrew: בופור‎ is a 2007 Israeli War/Drama film directed by Joseph Cedar based on Ron Leshem's book Im Yesh Gan Eden (If There is a Heaven).
    The movie is a story about an IDF unit stationed at the Beaufort post in Southern Lebanon and their commander, Liraz Liberti who was the last commander on the Beaufort castle before the Israeli withdrawal in 2000.

    The story takes place in the year 2000, the year of the IDF withdrawal from south Lebanon. The setting for the film is a 12th century Crusader stronghold in southern Lebanon, just prior to Israel's withdrawal from that country in 2000. Israel's sudden withdrawal from Beaufort and Lebanon after 18 years of occupation is the backdrop for Cedar's film, which outlines the daily routine of a group of soldiers, their feelings and their fears, and explores their moral dilemmas in the days preceding the withdrawal.
    The movie's director, himself an IDF veteran who was stationed in Lebanon, uses the stone walls of Beaufort castle as a symbol of the futility and endlessness of war. The film was shot in northern Israel in the spring of 2006. Symbolically, filming was completed in June, just a month before the second war in Lebanon broke out.

    Quote Originally Posted by Moledet View Post
    All the Israelis that boycotted the movie, WELL DONE!
    What is the reason to boycott this movie?
    Last edited by Indipuk; 04-09-2007 at 05:44 AM.

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    Most of the cast of this movie didn't serve in the IDF or did any national service.
    They say that they did this in order to promote their acting career and not out of ideological/medical reasons. So if they do nothing to contribute to the country while most of the rest do than they can go f*ck themselves.

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    So the only reason why you want people to boycott this movie is just because cast didn't serve in military? Oh my God...
    Look at Hollywood mate. Most of their movie heroes has never seen real gun in their life.

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    Wow you Israelis got some serious problems.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Indipuk View Post
    So the only reason why you want people to boycott this movie is just because cast didn't serve in military? Oh my God...
    Look at Hollywood mate. Most of their movie heroes has never seen real gun in their life.
    It's one thing to not serve in the army when you don't have to, it's a whole another thing to dodge the draft and disobey/trick the law. The law in Israel states that every man/woman at the age of 18 must join the IDF apart of Israeli Arabs and Orthodox Jews. Since they are not Arabs or Orthodox they must serve in the military or if they can't out of ideological reasons than they should do national service.
    These people were released from the army for various reasons, but they lied to be released. The only reason they wanted to be released is to advance their acting career, in other words they are selfish a**holes.

    Maybe in the states or wherever you live it's not such a big deal to not serve in the army, but here young men are giving at least 3 years of their life in the military and later do reserve duty up until they are 40. The director shouldn't have chosen a cast of draft dodgers to play real soldiers that actually died at that place, he should have given jobs to actors that did serve.

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    is there a torrent for this movie?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1911-a1 View Post
    is there a torrent for this movie?
    Here:
    http://www.downrev.net
    But you need to signup.

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    Moledet,

    Apart from Itay Tiran and Itay Turgeman, whom of the other actors are you 100% sure didn't serve in the army or do any sort of national service (Oshry Cohen served for one year in the army)?

    Anyway, regardless of any boycott... over 90,000 people watched the movie during the first 10 days of its release.

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    Link to the films web site


    www.bufor.co.il

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moledet View Post
    http://www.fbisearchengine.com/index...ame=wnet.co.il
    P2P is legal in Israel so I see no problem with posting this link.
    All the Israelis that boycotted the movie, WELL DONE!

    Right now there aren't any subtitles so if you know a guy that knows how to make subtitles and he speaks Hebrew than translate this movie.
    So let me get it right - you are boycotting the movie by advertising it..?
    Come on, man...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moledet View Post
    Here:
    http://www.downrev.net
    But you need to signup.
    Thank you speed is around 3mb/s


    edit: its downloaded now. took me only 7 minutes to get all the 888mb. sweeeeeeeeet

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    Quote Originally Posted by IDF_TANKER View Post
    So let me get it right - you are boycotting the movie by advertising it..?
    Come on, man...
    Well he's making it available for free, so it's still in effect a boycott. It looks like an interesting flick, I'll check around in a few months to see if there are subtitles ("Mazel Tov" is the extent of my Hebrew knowledge)

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    Quote Originally Posted by IDF_TANKER View Post
    So let me get it right - you are boycotting the movie by advertising it..?
    Come on, man...
    I am not advertising, I am letting people to download it for free. There are quite a few Israelis around here that want to watch and haven't and I bet the Lebanese here are pretty interested but they'll have to wait for subtitles.

    Anyway, I finished watching it. Overall it's a nice film, nothing spectacular.

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