The Passport

Year: 1990

Runtime: 103 mins

Language: Russian

ComedyDrama

Mistaken for his brother emigrating from the USSR to Israel, a man learns that telling the truth would land him in jail. He assumes his brother’s identity, hoping an uncle will help. The uncle, convinced the KGB is after him, offers nothing. Stranded in Israel, penniless and without a passport, he must find a way home.

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