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June Zero
Israel, 1962. Three extraordinary lives. One true story.
Genres
DramaHistory
Overview
Israel, 1961. Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann, responsible for organizing the extermination of European Jews, is sentenced to death.
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$8142
Runtime
106 min
Release Date
2022-05-02
Status
Released
Original Language
Hebrew
Vote Count
5
Vote Average
8.2
Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Tzahi Grad
Shlomi Zebco
Yoav Levi
Haim Amzaleg
Tom Hagi
Micha Aaronson
Joy Rieger
Ada
Ami Smolarchik
Yanek Hercz
Rotem Kainan
School Teacher
Adam Gabai
Ezra Sharabi
Koby Aderet
Kookooricoo
Yaakov Zada Daniel
Yaki Saada
Niv Majar
Journalist
Sharon Alexander
Arik ben Dov
Alon Newman
Shabak Representative
Matan Lax
Avivi
Shay Zabib
Hatuka
Alon Margalit
Eichmann
Osher Maimon
Older David
Noa Koler
Shira Donir
Noam Ovadia
David Saada
Evyatar Rubin
Israel Saada
Ron Cohen
Mossi
Adar Roimi
Mossi's Friend
Jay Coller
Zebco Factory Worker
Zvi Salton
Radio Reporter (voice)
Ilan ben Ovadia
Prison Guard A
Maor Ovad
Prison Guard B
Ram Guete
Prison Guard C
Asi Itzhaki
Barber
Shimon Buservice
Rabbi
Ndav Gedalia
Yusef
Idit Teperson
Shula Spiegel
Monica Wardimon
Singer
Jerry Hyman
Reverend
Alon Hamawi
Nathan Solofski
Avner Gilead
Navy Captain
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