Want a Heart?
רוצה לב?
Synopsis
In Jerusalem, a performer dressed as a clown officer appears at rallies and high-pressure locations. She safeguards the protesters and fearlessly confronts armed situations while distributing heart-shaped stickers. During a volatile rally, she is incarcerated and her costume is forcibly removed. Despite her widespread recognition, her true identity remains a mystery. Following her release from prison, her motive is revealed.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Natan Rushansky
- Screenplay & Story
- Sharon Yaish, Natan Rushansky
- Original Title
- רוצה לב?
- Country of Origin
- Israel
- Spoken Languages
- Arabic, English, Hebrew
- Runtime
- 1h 5m
- Production Studios
- Tale Runners, Hot, Kolnoa Midarom, Albi Film Fund, Rabinovich Film Fund Cinema Project
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Natan Rushansky
Sharon Yaish, Natan Rushansky
Sharon Yaish
Michal Weits
Department Leadership Roster
Natan Rushansky
Director
Michal Weits
Producer
Sharon Yaish
Writer
Natan Rushansky
Writer
Sharon Yaish
Editor
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What is Want a Heart? about?
In Jerusalem, a performer dressed as a clown officer appears at rallies and high-pressure locations. She safeguards the protesters and fearlessly confronts armed situations while distributing heart-shaped stickers. During a volatile rally, she is incarcerated and her costume is forcibly removed. Despite her widespread recognition, her true identity remains a mystery. Following her release from prison, her motive is revealed.
Who directed Want a Heart??
Want a Heart? was directed by Natan Rushansky.
Who stars in Want a Heart??
The principal cast of Want a Heart? includes Not specified.
When was Want a Heart? released and how long is it?
Want a Heart? was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 1h 5m.