Burning Sands (1960 film) explained

Burning Sands
Director:	Raphael Nussbaum
Runtime:	97 minutes
Language:	German
Budget:	1 million Deutschmarks^[1]

Burning Sands (German: '''Brennender Sand''') (Hebrew:Kholot lohatot) is a 1960 German-Israeli adventure film.

History

The movie was directed by Raphael Nussbaum, starring Daliah Lavi, Gert Günther Hoffmann and Abraham Eisenberg. It was the first German-Israeli feature film.

Cast

• Daliah Lavi
• Gert Günther Hoffmann
• Abraham Eisenberg
• Uri Zohar
• Oded Kotler
• Gila Almagor
• Natan Cogan
• Abraham Barzilai
• Hillel Ne'eman
• Abraham Ronai
• Abi Ofarim (musician)
• Esther Ofarim (musician)

See also

• Garden of Evil
• Cinema of Israel

Notes and References

1. News: Variety. July 1, 1959. Stroll on the Kurfuerstendamm. Hoehn. Hans. 4. May 19, 2019.