The Champagne Spy Germany, Israel 2006 | 90 min | OV | Colour and B&W | FF 2007
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In 1960, 12-year-old Oded Gur Arie discovers his father is an agent for Mossad. Ordered to infiltrate a circle of German scientists working on weapons of mass destruction in Egpyt, he loses himself in his feigned identity as ex-Nazi millionaire. In 1965 the death sentence looms. Forty years on, Nadav Schirman interviews Oded and former Mossad agents, who paid a high personal price for espionage. Supported by
Original title: Der Champagner Spion
Film type: Documentary Feature
Original language: Hebrew, German, English, French
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Language and subtitles: OV
Director: Nadav Schirman
Screenplay: Nadav Schirman
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Producer: Eilon Ratzkovsky, Carl-Ludwig Rettinger
Director of Photography: Itai Neeman
Music: Ran Bagno
Production Design:
Editor: Joelle Alexis
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Commissioning Editor: Hans Robert Eisenhauer (ZDF/Arte)
Format: Digi Beta
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Production: Lichtblick Film; July August Productions
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