“Time off” (“After”) – Scenes from the movie
“Time off” (“After”) – Scenes from the movie
This clip includes scenes from Eytan Fox first film “Time Off”, a short drame about sexual identity in the Israeli Army. It won 1990 Movie of the Year award from the Israeli Film Institute and many international prizes, among them First prize in Munich’s International Student Film Festival. In “Time Off”, a ranking officer in the Israeli army is attracted to one of the recruits under his command and is conflicted to the point of over-compensating. After a number of unexpected events that transpire during a day of military leave in the city of Jerusalem, the recruit is finally on to his commanding officer’s game. In a sublimely clever final scene the officer seizes an opportunity to signal to the recruit how he feels about him. This film gives a possible insight into where the idea for Yossi & Jagger may have originally come from. As with Yossi & Jagger, it leaves the viewer wishing that Fox had explored the relationships in the film in more detail. You are left wanting to know more and that makes this short film all the more enticing.
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National Service is the rite of passage for every Singaporean male, transforming boys into men. And basic military training is where it all begins. Just what can you expect on the first day of enlistment? This video attempts to answer that.
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This short film is incredible, to say the least.
hot sassy video
Ain’t Love Grand
well i know is a little aftter but if u want i have a pagge to download da moviee
Wow, beautiful. And the music was by the composer for Brokeback Mountain.
where can I watch part of the movie online? There is nothing about it on youtube beside your post
No, I don´t know how to find the song and if Hanoch Re’im sung it himself. But I love it, too. So I made a new video with the two versions of this song in the movie.
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thanks a lot. do you know how to find this song Yonatan sang in the bus journey to Jerusalem? Does Hanoch Re’im sing as well? It sounds more charming in his innocent smile and his sweet voice.
Nothing is better than “Yossi and Jagger”
really ,this movie is better than yossi and jagger or other films of eyton —-it resembles the old chinese mood of showing emotion ,not that direct but just gives the hint —-it is more charming !
Hi gavinlinchigun! You can find more informations about the movie when you click on “more informations” beside >>>>
this movie is really wonderful and it is better than the yossi and jagger ,can you tell me more about the movie ?i think this is muich better and i hopr to learn more .plus ,the music is ,really ,extremely marvellous !
thank you
Das hast Du wieder mal klasse gemacht, alte Frau, habe mir daraufhin erst einmal den Film besorgt. Und die Musik ist grossartig zu den von Dir ausgewählten Sequenzen! Ich danke Dir! Bin schon gespannt auf Deine nächste Arbeit!
Liebe Grüsse…
Many thanks!!
The song is called “Love Song to the Sea” (in Hebrew: Zemer Ahava La’yam), lyrics by Rephael Eliaz, melody by Sasha Argov.
In the movie it´s performed by Chava Alberstein. But I read, that it is also performed by Rammi Kleinstein, Gidi Gov and Arik Einstein.
anyone know the name of the song from the end of the movie?? or the singer?
die Musik passt wundervoll zu den Bildern
Thank you very much for this! Your clip has left me wanting to see more! I had read of other short movies by Eytan Fox and it was good to see part of one. Thank you again.
fake!!! the food only gd for day 1 (with parents)LOL
@kiopu65432 yeah isnt that a girl ? :O
Utter waste of time. People actually believe this propaganda.
aiyah….. so proud of doing ns, to serve the country……. after ns, still got to compete wif foreigners to get jobs….
2:14 at the far right. is that a girl?
WIth better weaponry, less money can be squandered on torturing the young males of our country.
NS is such a waste of time! The Government should invest their money into military technology, health care and not to mention our aging population.
Kao…. Good Sia… No More Duffel Bag… Even Now there Get Water Bag too…. I missed my NS Days… Wish i could served for athe 2nd time.. Hahahaha….
Hi @DgenerationXfan6191, yes. The flashing green men are open mobilisation alerts. In open mobilisation, the mass media – television, radio, Omni-theatres and cinemas – will be used to inform NSmen that their unit has been mobilised. Code words will be announced, and these NSmen will need to report to their Mobilisation Centres immediately.
those green signals flashing on tv at times are to call soldiers back to camp isit?
@leng2005 ROFL!!!HAHA!
@placestan oh wow! so it tough to maintain both work and the defence of the nation especially if u’re an officer… am i right to say that?
@commandant529 oh wow! so it tough to maintain both work and the defence of the nation especially if u’re an officer… am i right to say that?
@commandant529
My term in the Singapore army was way back from 2001 to 2003….served 7 years of ICT/Reservist so far….but since i am working as an expat overseas in Vietnam, I shall be deferring from any ICT for next 2 years. =)
@commandant529
Hi there…nope…Singaporean males have to serve 2 full-time years in National Service, upon which when we enter the work force or university, we are bound to be called back on a annual basis for a period between 1 week to 3 weeks: depending on the schedule…we call this ICT – In Camp Training or Reservist…this runs on a 10-year cycle and after completion of this 10 year cycle, you do not have to return more for any annual training…free as a bird then…
@placestan oh….wow! i always admire the different culture of singapore. btw are u still serving in the singapore army?
@placestan oh ok…..interesting! thanks for the information
@commandant529
Hokkien is a Chinese dialect…a dialect commonly used in Taiwan, Malaysia (with exception of capital city KL where the Chinese in Kuala Lumpur speaks Cantonese) and Singapore…one of the many Chinese dialects…
@commandant529
Pardon me…my bad for not explaining easier…”Encik” is the malay word for “uncle” or “senior” and in the Singapore army, the encik holds the military rank of either a staff sergeant or master sergeant and an encik is the company’s “chief” sergeant..all sergeants report to him and his rank and position in a company of men is the highest…only commission officers e.g. the lieutenants etc do not have to report to him…the encik is in charge of the welfare of the men…
@placestan haha! um so sorry but i am curious to find out what is encik and whats hokkien??? sorry im an american….
@commandant529
Haha..true!!! Hokkien expletives were so part and parcel of everyday life back then in the NS and i can never forget those Defaulters parades where the encik will shout “left, right, left right” in double quick time and each time we failed to keep track with him, down we go for countless push-ups…
@placestan hahaha! when i was under went usmc recruit training our drill sergernt used to scream at us at our faces…..
Secondary school UG groups are like small thing comapre to these… though it can help us in getting ready for NS ^^
@SuperDevildick We are conscripts, not professional soldiers paid to fight like the USMC.
“Pretty much be their main mode of transportation to and fro from the mainland…”
I sure as hell wasn’t made to swim