Anat Zafrani | "Body Language – The Main Language" | The Film "The Etruscan Smile"
Lecture on “Body Language—the Primary Language” with Anat Zafrani. Screening of the drama “The Etruscan Smile” at the Center Stage in Ganei Tikva. 107 minutes.
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“Body Language—the Primary Language”
Anat Zafrani – Psychology Lecturer and Certified Parent Group Facilitator
Body language plays a central role in interpersonal communication. Learn how to analyze the body language of the person standing before us and how to improve our communication.
Full-Length Film Screening: The Etruscan Smile
Brian Cox plays Rory MacNeil, a rough-edged Scotsman forced to leave his home and travel to San Francisco for medical treatment.
He moves in with his son, whom he has not seen in years, and his workaholic daughter-in-law—and despises every moment of it.
To his surprise, just when he thinks life has nothing more to offer, his entire world changes through his relationship with his infant grandson.
The Etruscan Smile is a heartwarming drama that brings to the screen all the beauty of Scotland and San Francisco, as well as the greatness of British actor Brian Cox (The Etruscan Smile, RED). Based on the bestselling novel by José Luis Sampedro, directed by Israeli filmmakers Oded Binnun and Mihal Brezis (whose film Aya was nominated for an Oscar), and produced by Arthur Cohn (winner of six Academy Awards).
USA, UK, 2018
Duration: 107 minutes
Language: English, Scottish Gaelic
Hebrew subtitles
Photography: Tal Avodi
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