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PASSPORT
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For
BFI
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Producer/Director/Writer:
Mira Hamermesh
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In
the JEWISH CHRONICLE, the critic wrote: 'PASSPORT … is a brilliant
piece of satire, based upon the fatuous, time-wasting form-filling,
visa-hunting, and clashes with officialdom during a journey from England
to Eastern Europe by a young man. In one episode on reaching the Iron
Curtain, a Jewish traveller shows, instead of a passport, his concentration
camp number on his wrist, and is duly arrested. |
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From
an original story written by Mira Hamermesh, it was based on the author/director's
experiences of travelling across the Iron Curtain during the years
of her studies at the Polish Film School. (1961-65) |
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1965
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45
Mins
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35mm
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Reviews
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