The Envelope Live Screening Series presents the official Israeli Oscar submission, 'Incitement.'
The film looks inside the radicalization of young Yigal Amir, the law student who assassinated Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. The screening on Nov. 20 was followed by a Q&A with director Yaron Zilberman, writer Ron Leshem, star Yehuda Nahari Halevi and Dalia Rabin, the daughter of Yitzhak Rabin. The Times’ Jeffrey Fleishman moderated the discussion.
“But when we started, it was the summer where we were fighting in Gaza again and ... on television you could see people shouting in the streets of Tel Aviv, ‘Death to leftists’ and ‘Death to liberals’ and ‘Death to’ whatever.”Dalia Rabin said, “I think one of the major roles of this movie is to surface the atmosphere leading to the assassination. The incitement.
Zilberman, who had previously directed the well-regarded “A Late Quartet,” spoke of the deep dive into the mind of Amir and the process of manufacturing killers that is scarily present today.
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