How long is Monument (2026)?

Monument (2026) is 1 hr 53 min long.

Who is Amnon Rechter in Monument (2026)?

Joseph Mazzello plays Amnon Rechter in the film.

What is Monument (2026) about?

Set in the final year of Israel’s occupation of southern Lebanon, MONUMENT dramatizes the true story of Amnon Rechter, one of Israel’s leading contemporary architects, played by Joe Mazello, and his father, Yacov Rechter, played by Jon Voight, as they navigate moral and political crossroads. The Israeli Ministry of Defense will finance a monument to honor soldiers killed in southern Lebanon, which requires Yacov and Rechter to make nearly a dozen trips into the “security zone,” a perilous buffer strip, known locally as “Death Road.” Yacov’s son, a young conceptual architect, urges his father to build something that transcends nationalism: a sacred space for Christians, Muslims, and Jews alike. As Amnon collaborates with the local South Lebanon Army and meets civilians simply trying to survive, the project becomes less about architecture and more about conscience. When the political winds shift, the Monument’s meaning collapses.

Monument (2026)

Name: Monument (2026)
Genre: Drama,Suspense/Thriller
Released: 2026-03-20
Duration: 113

R 1 hr 53 min

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How long is Monument (2026)?: Monument (2026) is 1 hr 53 min long.

Who directed Monument (2026)?: Bryan Singer

Who is Amnon Rechter in Monument (2026)?: Joseph Mazzello plays Amnon Rechter in the film.

What is Monument (2026) about?: Set in the final year of Israel’s occupation of southern Lebanon, MONUMENT dramatizes the true story of Amnon Rechter, one of Israel’s leading contemporary architects, played by Joe Mazello, and his father, Yacov Rechter, played by Jon Voight, as they navigate moral and political crossroads. The Israeli Ministry of Defense will finance a monument to honor soldiers killed in southern Lebanon, which requires Yacov and Rechter to make nearly a dozen trips into the “security zone,” a perilous buffer strip, known locally as “Death Road.” Yacov’s son, a young conceptual architect, urges his father to build something that transcends nationalism: a sacred space for Christians, Muslims, and Jews alike. As Amnon collaborates with the local South Lebanon Army and meets civilians simply trying to survive, the project becomes less about architecture and more about conscience. When the political winds shift, the Monument’s meaning collapses.