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Yaldey Hashemesh, 2007
Hebrew
Israel, USA
Profile of Yaldey Hashemesh
The mood of Yaldey Hashemesh is sentimental and sincere. The plot centers around idealism, social relations, and village life. It is a foreign and documentary movie. Stylistically, Yaldey Hashemesh archive footage. In approach, it is serious and realistic. It takes place, at least partly, in a village. Yaldey Hashemesh is set in Israel. It happens in the 1930s, in the 1950s, and in the 1960s. The movie is known for being an award winner.
Summary of Yaldey Hashemesh
Documentary filmmaker Ran Tal draws on footage culled from over eighty amateur films shot between 1930 and 1970 to explore the curious story of the Israeli kibbutz movement. Conceived as a utopian refuge, kibbutz were collective communities in which children were raised to become the new face of the Jewish people. In the kibbutz, children were offered only limited contact with their parents; completely oblivious to the bold experiment in which they were the primary test subjects. They were cared for by nannies, and slept together in a separate cottage designed specifically for them. As a result the children became their own family, a new breed that placed little value on material possessions while immersing themselves in physical labor and strict ideology. Director Tal was one of those children, and in this film he offers a vivid portrait of that epoch by allowing other former kibbutz members to comment on the archival footage while reflecting on their unconventional childhoods.
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| Language: | Hebrew |
| Country: | Israel, USA |
| Release date: | 13 September 2007 |
| Runtime: | 70 min |
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