Dawn of the World [SEP] country of origin
of the World" won the Grand Prix for the Best Screenwriter(Grand Prix du Meilleur Scénariste) in France.
Drafted by the éQuinoxe screenwriters' workshops, the screenplay was read and discussed over a week, in Paris, by a group of directors and screenwriters.
Music.
The original music is composed by German Jürgen Knieper.
The soundtrack includes Massive Attack's song "Hymn of the Big Wheel" (album "Blue Lines") and two songs of the Palestinian singer Rim Banna: "Jammal" and
Arab Jews and Palestinians. He argues that Israel has already entered a post-Zionist era in which the influence of Zionist Ashkenazim has declined. With many Jews of European origin choosing to leave the country as Israel becomes less Western. He also self-identified as an Arab Jew, extends that identification back even further, noting the long history of Arab Jews in the Arab world that remained in place after the dawn of Islam in the 7th century until midway through the 20th century. He writes that Arab Jews, like Arab