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June Zero

June Zero

In 1962, the world witnesses the execution of Adolf Eichmann in an emotional public trial. In Israel, three characters are intimately involved in this historical, nation-defining event. 

This unique drama, shot on lush 16mm, offers a distinctive look at the events preceding Eichmann’s execution. Told in a triptych, the film follows 13-year-old Libyan immigrant David, who claims to have worked on the oven where Eichmann’s corpse was incinerated; Hayim, a Moroccan guard assigned to Eichmann’s jail cell; and Micha, a Polish Holocaust survivor who became the chief interrogator at the trial. The three are connected by the parts they played in this seminal moment of Jewish history; their perspectives offer a reminder of the dynamism of history, , and a fascinating reflection on Israel’s makeup and identity post-WWII.  

  • Rating

    E

  • Director

    Jake Paltrow

  • Cast

    Koby Advert, Adam Gabay, Tzahi Grad

  • Language

    Hebrew (English subtitles)