'Prisoners of War' Character Profiles: Nimrode | Link TV
'Prisoners of War' Character Profiles: Nimrode
Nimrode Klen was 26 when he was captured. Brave, intelligent, a natural leader. Nimrode is vulnerable, flirtatious, competitive. He is the 'salt of the earth,' he used to be the guy that girls wanted to marry and guys wanted to be like. He has always had the greatest potential among his friends and upon his return finds himself in an unfamiliar and frightening situation: he's left behind. He is but a shell of what he used to be. Older, skinnier, with many physical and psychological problems. Nimrode suffers PTSD which he tries to hide from the outside world, but at home, he faces many difficulties. He suffers from terrible nightmares and violent fits of rage during the daytime. Nimrode tries to establish himself as the head of the family, which creates a huge conflict with Talia, his wife.
Clips & Segments
-
Prisoners of War
Uri Zach was 23 when he was captured. Unlike NImrode, Uri is the shy and timid type.
-
Prisoners of War
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.
-
Prisoners of War
Nimrode Klen was 26 when he was captured. Brave, intelligent, a natural leader. Nimrode is vulnerable, flirtatious, competitive.
-
Prisoners of War
Talia has invested all her energy in the past 17 years spearheading the campaign to release her husband.
- 1 of 2
- next ›
Upcoming Airdates
Articles
-
Prisoners of War
Link TV invites you to take a day to escape and regroup while indulging in a New Year's Day marathon of our thought-provoking dramatic series “Prisoners of War.”
-
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.
-
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."
-
Prisoners of War
Much like its American counterpart "Homeland," "Prisoners of War" is an exciting series featuring the fraught experiences of three Israeli soldiers and their families as they adjust to a new reality of life.
-
Prisoners of War
Meet the cast of characters of the new critically-acclaimed series, "Prisoners of War."
-
Prisoners of War
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.”
Popular Videos
-
A look at how locals are finding ways to coexist with their animal neighbours in Australia and Bangladesh.
KCET Original -
Pakistan’s prime minister compares Indian government to Nazis; police fires tear gas at protesters in Hong Kong; Iran’s leader says it needs no help protecting the gulf; and a teenager sails across the Atlantic to bring awareness to climate change.
KCET Original -
A shocking defeat for Argentina’s president pushes the country’s currency to a record low; 100s of protestors defy a security lockdown in Kashmir as Muslims mark the Eid holiday; Iran’s foreign minister warns the U.S. about deploying forces to the gulf.
KCET Original -
"earthrise" sets off on a month-long journey around Antarctica to study the effects of climate change on the continent.
KCET Original -
The world’s largest land predator is under threat, and George is heading to Canada’s far north to see how polar bears are coping with their rapidly changing climate.
KCET Original
Expiring Soon
-
Sick of the stereotypes in queer narratives, dancer Jacob Tamata puts his all into directing his first ever vogue performance.
-
The Kashmir crisis prompts an emergency session of the U.N. security council; rights groups accuse the police in Zimbabwe of using excessive force; and a seized Iranian oil tanker prepares to sail despite objections from the U.S.
-
The West African country of Mali is a birthplace of the blues, yet today, the music and musicians of Mali are in grave danger.
-
Iranian oil tanker detained by the U.K. for 43 days is released; two U.S. congresswomen attack a ban on them entering Israel; Pakistani and Indian forces exchange fire in Kashmir; six European countries agree to take in migrants stranded at sea.
- 1 of 9
- next ›
Comments