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Watch a preview of the series, "Prisoners of War," premiering on October 24 on KCET.
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Gideon Raff, creator of "Prisoners of War," talks about his exciting series that will premiere on KCET on October 24.
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Catch a sneak peak of the new series, "Prisoners of War," premiering on KCET on October 24.
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Talia has invested all her energy in the past 17 years spearheading the campaign to release her husband.
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Nimrode Klen was 26 when he was captured. Brave, intelligent, a natural leader. Nimrode is vulnerable, flirtatious, competitive.
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The love of Nurit Ha-levy Zach and Uri was so big that when he fell captive, his loss was too much for her to bear.
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Uri Zach was 23 when he was captured. Unlike NImrode, Uri is the shy and timid type.
The story of captive soldiers is an uncomfortable truth around the world but creator Gideon Raff sheds light on this controversial subject with his series “Prisoners of War.”
The robust development of the female characters on “Prisoners of War” grounds audiences in the intimacy of the series and provides compelling universal themes of family, loss, and sorrow.
Meet the cast of characters of the new critically-acclaimed series, "Prisoners of War."
Violent memories resurface and emotional turmoil rules the lives of two prisoners of war and their loved ones as they re-integrate into Israeli society in Season 1 of "Prisoners of War."
The over five-year captivity of IDF Corporal Gilad Shalit as a prisoner of war enthralled Israel, but the prisoner exchange that secured his release proved to be a controversial deal.
