I Saw Giraffes in India
Human-Interest Documentaries
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1h 14m
"The Giraffes", a wild Israeli folk-rock band, go on a magical musical tour across India with an intended climax show in Goa. But the 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai take the journey off-track and send the band on a search for the thousands of Israeli backpackers who fled Goa in fear of another attack.
This program may contain strong language and/or violence. Viewer discretion is advised.
Year: 2008
Language: Hebrew, English subtitles
Director: Noam Pinchas
Producer: Ronen Michaeli
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