Buzz
באזז
Synopsis
The story of the two teenagers that murdered a taxi driver without a reason caused a great shock in Israel. it was on all newspapers and on TV. Those two teenagers lived amongst normative and supporting families, and despite that turned to the life of crime. The movie tries to show what happened before that murder and the things which, may have, led to it.
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זיו מאיר - באזז
Type: Clip • Published 2010-11-08
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Eli Cohen
- Screenplay & Story
- Yael Stern-O'Dwyer
- Original Score
- Nachum Heiman
- Original Title
- באזז
- Country of Origin
- Israel
- Spoken Languages
- Hebrew
- Runtime
- 1h 27m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Eli Cohen
Yael Stern-O'Dwyer
Nachum Heiman
Danny Shick
Dov Keren
Department Leadership Roster
Eli Cohen
Director
Yael Stern-O'Dwyer
Writer
Dov Keren
Producer
Danny Shick
Editor
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What is Buzz about?
The story of the two teenagers that murdered a taxi driver without a reason caused a great shock in Israel. it was on all newspapers and on TV. Those two teenagers lived amongst normative and supporting families, and despite that turned to the life of crime. The movie tries to show what happened before that murder and the things which, may have, led to it.
Who directed Buzz?
Buzz was directed by Eli Cohen.
Who stars in Buzz?
The principal cast of Buzz includes Sharon Zur, Ahuva Keren, Itzak Atzmon, Shmil Ben Ari, Nuli Omer.
When was Buzz released and how long is it?
Buzz was released in 1998 with a total runtime of 1h 27m.
Who composed the musical score for Buzz?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Buzz was composed by Nachum Heiman.