Adio Children of the Night L.A. Mohel The Personals Three Stories The Danube Exodus House of the World Mom Mom Loves Herbert Nothings Changed The Poet and the Con god@heaven.com Jonah Natie the Pirate Return of Tuvia Silence Gentleman's Agreement Cast a Giant Shadow Kadosh The Train of Life The Diary of Anne Frank The Man in the Glass Booth Anima Ben Dov: Images of a Dreamer Aimee and Jaguar Big Dig The Comedians The Great Dictator A Fish in the Bathtub Happy Birthday Mr Mograbi Harmonists hitandrunway Hester Street Jews and Buddhism Karussell Making a Killing The Last Days Man is Woman Lucie Aubrac My Yiddishe Mama's Dream Rashi, a Light After Dark Ages Port of Last Resort Rosenzweig's Freedom The Roth Explosion The Singing Blacksmith Schindler's List Soleil Tak for Alt Weapons of the Spirit Yidl in the Middle		USA, 1966, 35mm, color, 142 minutes Director: Melville Shavelson A memorable docudrama about American colonel and World War Two hero Mickey Marcus. He was asked by David Ben-Gurion to come to Israel to establish a formidable army. Marcus is dramatically played by Kirk Douglas in one of the big screens most poignant films on the creation of the State of Israel. Directed by Melville Shavelson, Cast a Giant Shadow portrays the courageous soldiers and civilians that fought against the Arab onslaught. Marcus, who graduated from West Point, became the personal advisor to Ben-Gurion under the nom de guerre (war name) of Mickey Stone. He was Israel's first officer to receive the new rank of alluf (brigadier general). The film also stars John Wayne, Frank Sinatra, Yul Brynner, Senta Berger, Angie Dickinson, James Donald, Luther Adler and Topol.