Beaufort = [Bufor] / Serṭe Yunaiṭed Ḳing metsigim ; Meṭro Tiḳshoret, Muvi Plus ; bamaʼi Yosef Sider ; tasriṭ Ron Leshem, Yosef Sider ; mefiḳim Daṿid Mandil, Daṿid Zilber = United King Films presents ; a Metro Communication, Movie Plus production ; directed by Joseph Cedar ; screenplay by Joseph Cedar and Ron Leshem ; producers, David Mandil and David Silber.

Lebanon in the year 2000. Not far from the old seafarer's fortress, Beaufort is a military base with the same name kept by the Israeli army. This heavily guarded post has been here since the war in Lebanon in 1982. It is a symbol not only of Israel's most controversial campaign for military control of Lebanon, but also of a sacrificial struggle during which many soldiers lost their lives. The Israeli troops move out of Lebanon, leaving behind their base at Beaufort. On the evening of May 24th, the base is destroyed, blown up by thousands of mines. The powerful explosion marks the end of eighteen years of Israeli occupation. The film tells the story of Liraz Liberti, the 22-year-old commander of Beaufort, and his troops during the last few months prior to their withdrawal. The story does not center on the war but on their retreat. The base is still under enemy fire as Liraz prepares to explode the site, thus destroying everything that his friends and comrades have died for trying to defend.

Not rated.

Oshri Kohen, Itai Tiran, Eli Eltonov, Ohad Ḳnoler, Itai Turgeman, Alon Abutbul, ʻAmi Ṿaynberg, Yigʼal Rezniḳ, Nevo Ḳimḥi = Oshri Cohen, Itay Tiran, Eli Eltonvo, Ohad Knoller, Itav Turgeman, Alon Aboutboul, Ami Weinberg, Ygal Resnik, Nevo Kimchi.