Shem (2004)
Daniel, an arrogant, restless young Londoner is bored with his meaningless life. He seeks sympathy from his old Jewish grandmother, who sends him on a mission to Europe to find the grave of her father who disappeared during World War II.
Director:
Caroline Roboh
Writer:
Caroline Roboh
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Asier Newman as Daniel |
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Hadassah Hungar Diamant as Nana |
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Cyrielle Clair as Berlin |
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Arturo Brachetti as Arturo |
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Geraldine de Bastion as Zara |
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Ferrante Ferranti as Baroque Photographer |
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Gordana Grubjsesic as Gordana |
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David Merlini as Gabor |
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István Szabó as Elijah |
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John Gordon as Daniel's Boss |
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Caroline Roboh as Lottie |
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Pavel Rimburg as Lottie's Son |
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Sibylla Mc Grigor as Girl in Bus |
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Sarah Mc Grigor as Girl in Bus |
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Laura Mc Donnell as Secretary |
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Cyrielle Clair as Liz |
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Catherine Karako as Dancer |
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Aime Kanoui as Museum Keeper |
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Michael Williams as Adler |
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Albert Wajnfeld as Waiter |
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David Melech as Man in Porch |
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Hendrick Woitrowiak as Lover |
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Michael Friedlander as Museum Curator |
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Mahmoud Chehadeh as Kebab Cafe Owner |
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Galina Franz as Ida |
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Henry Friedrich as Student in Meeting |
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Benjamin Kuras as Rabbi |
| Camera | András Khin | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Cyril Moisson | Sound Director |
| Camera | András Khin | Steadicam Operator |
| Directing | Caroline Roboh | Director |
| Writing | Caroline Roboh | Screenplay |
| Editing | Cameron Goodwin | Editor |
| Camera | Hans Meier | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Jérôme Lévy | Original Music Composer |
