Blaumilch Canal (1969)
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- 95 mins
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Blaumilch Canal
Blaumilch (Bomba Zur) is a patient in an asylum who manages to escape by sneaking onto a milk truck. He is dropped off in the middle of downtown Tel Aviv, where a road construction crew is busy making repairs. Blaumilch grabs a jackhammer and begins to dig a hole in the road. The police halt traffic, believing he is part of the road crew. The irate mayor demands an investigation and finds no one willing to admit that they were unaware of the hole-digging project. Through a series of bureaucratic bungles, departments clamor to receive credit for the unauthorized dig. Soon heavy equipment is called for to aid in the endeavor that everyone is afraid not to know about, as the hole becomes a canal that eventually reaches to the sea. When an official discovers the whole project is a mistake, he is hauled off to the asylum. Blaumilch, feeling his efforts have been overlooked, begins digging another hole in this satirical comedy. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast of Blaumilch Canal:
Shraga Friedman also in Ervinka , Sallah
Zaharira Harifai also in The Policeman , The Fox , Sallah
Oded Teomi also in Operation Thunderbolt
Gabi Amrani also in Kvish Lelo Motza , The Flying Camel , The Policeman , Avanim , Ervinka
Gideon Singer also in Eine Nacht in Venedig , The Fox , Das Land des Lachelms , The Flying Camel , Sallah
Rivka Michaeli also in Joy , Kadosh
Mosko Alkalai also in The Fox , Ervinka
Blaumilch Canal Trivia
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