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In the background at Avner's debriefing is a water cooler. Israel's two earliest mineral water companies (Mei Eden and Neviot) weren't founded until the 1980s, so it is unlikely that there would have been such a water cooler there (assuming that the debriefing was taking place in the mid/late 1970s). See more...

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In this film, the word 'Sabra' is used a few times. Sabra means a Jewish person who was actually born in Israel, and not one born in another country who then later moved to the Holy Land. See more...

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Munich (2005) - 6 corrections

Directed by Steven Spielberg, starring Daniel Craig, Eric Bana (add more)

Genres: Drama, History, Thriller

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During the power outage (after they kill the Dutchwoman) When Daniel Craig says,"Yeah but, you went yourself." When the lightning makes the kitchen brighter, smoke from a film crew's cigarette is seen coming from behind the wall. [If there is smoke visible, it was meant to be. Steven Spielberg is a fanatical anti-smoker and does not allow smoking on his sets unless it is part of the dramatic action, and even then only if it absolutely essential to the plot. Just watch Saving Private Ryan - in WW2 virtually everyone smoked, but there is nary a cigarette to be seen in the entire film.]

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In the shot where Eric Bana is signing his life away on paper after accepting the mission, the film is reversed, as the paper and Bana's signature is a reverse image of what it should be (he signs right to left with his right hand). [Except that Hebrew is written and read from right to left. Therefore, the document being in Hebrew, his signature and direction of writing is correct.]

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In the scene where Avner and Steve go looking for Hans in the middle of the night, we see a scene where Hans is sitting on a bench by the water across from a city. First we see the city full of lights but a second later, in the middle of the shot, the lights disappear. [The shot takes place at dawn and the lights go out because the light level in the city reaches a pre-set point, as they would do. The lights going out is fully part of the setting.]

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