Noodle (2007) DvDrip.Avi

Noodle (2007) DvDrip.Avi In this sweet comedic drama, Israeli film star Mili Avital plays the elegant Miri Calderone, an El Al flight attendant who has been twice widowed by war. Her life isn't empty, but it's emotionally sterile. Her Chinese maid rushes out of the house one day and disappears. Miri and her sister find themselves caring for the maid’s young Chinese son while they search for his mother. The boy, whom they call "Noodle”, speaks no English and no Hebrew, and neither of the sisters speak Chinese. The results are predictable, but the film has unexpected depth. It's a good ride and certainly a charming tale. This heartwarming little gem of a movie will leave you in a good mood! IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0892332/ IMDB Rating: 7.7/10 (200 Votes) Language: Hebrew and Chinese (with English subtitles) Runtime: 90 Minutes This film won the following 2007 Awards of the Israeli Film Academy: - Best Film - Best Actress (Mili Avital) - Best Supporting Actress (Anat Waxman) - Best Director (Ayelet Menahemi) - Best Cinematography (Itzik Porta) It won the Grand Jury Prize and Best Screenplay at the 2007 Montreal World Film Festival (Canada) It was an audience favorite at 2008 Palm Springs International Film Festival (USA)

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 sherwood10001 (2009-02-01)

Note that I also put up a torrent on this site for another nice Israeli film as below:

whindbagg (2009-02-20)

The description says there are English subtitles, but I just saw the Hebrew. Are there any files out there with English subs? I hope so, this film looks like a real charmer.
Thank you

 sherwood10001 (2009-03-02)

Make sure your player setting for subs is to English.
Avi video (movie) files and English SUbtitles
To either play or cut to disk an .avi (video) file with subtitles you need to have an .srt (subtitle) file of EXACTLY the same name in the SAME folder. The only difference is the file type. For example, if the same folder contains "my movie.avi" and "my movie.srt" the finished or played result would be "my movie" with subtitles. It will NOT work if the names are not EXACTLY the same - for example if one of the files is. ?My Movie.Avi or ?my.movie.avi? with the subtitle file ?my movie.srt? it will NOT work. Of course your player must be set to show subtitles when viewing in order to see them.
A note about English Subtitles:
The problem with good English subtitles is this:
Sometimes foreign films are put up with subtitles in a set of files called IDX and SUB. These are VobSub subtitles which are a type of image file - each phrase is actually an image of the English words which is superimposed on the video picture. Most computer players and dvd converters of .avi video do not recognize the VobSub format at all. For .Avi video especially the preferred formant for English (or other language) subtitles is SRT. It is completely different than VobSub in that SRT is a file of (time-synced) streaming text that streams along with the video in much the same way the sound file streams along with the video file. I have the software to do the long and complex process of converting IDX/SUB files to SRT files for subtitles. It involves OCR (optical character recognition) and re-syncing. When I have done it for a torrent it is marked as (Good English subtitles).