24 Hours

24 Hours

0.0IMDb Score
Released:1983-01-01
Duration:36 min
Director:Aner Preminger
Actors:Menachem Wertheim, Judith Ferrenbach
Production:New York University (NYU), NYU GFTV, Jerusalem Cinemateque

Overview:

A young Israeli arrives in New York City but the person with whom he was meant to stay goes AWOL. The Israeli befriends a young, American singer and returns her wallet which she had stolen from her on the subway, they hang out and get to know each other in the course of 24 hours. New York City serves as the setting and backdrop to their flash in the pan romance. This was Aner Preminger’s thesis film shot during his film studies at NYU before graduating.

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