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Thirty-two children from an Israeli school class pose for a photo in 1988. When they part ways they have been shaped by experiences of war and yet remain full of hope for peace. Yael Reuveny (MJFF 2015 film Farwell, Herr Schwarz) is the only one to leave Israel and today lives and works as a filmmaker in Berlin. In Super 8 shots of a peaceful childhood and in pertinent short portraits of her classmates from the time, she explores her relationship towards the founding generations of Israel and thus reflects on her own concept of self.
Accompanying the film premiere is a discussion with director Yael Reuveny and moderator Rabbi Lyle Rothman, Chief Experience Officer at the University of Miami Hillel. To view the conversation please click here.
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Sponsored by Joan Schaeffer & Roberta Mandel.
The 2022 Miami Jewish Film Festival virtual program is made possible with the generous support of Benjamin Nahum and Tamar Roodner.
- Year2021
- Runtime84 minutes
- LanguageHebrew
- CountryIsrael
- PremiereNorth American Premiere
- DirectorYael Reuveny
- CastMoshy Cohe, Keren Harel, Avi Akirav
- CinematographerAndreas Kohller
- EditorAssaf Lapid, Betty Blickwede
- MusicAnna Bauer
We would appreciate your support if you would like to donate to our efforts and help cover our streaming costs. Please consider donating when "Unlocking" the film or by clicking here.
Thirty-two children from an Israeli school class pose for a photo in 1988. When they part ways they have been shaped by experiences of war and yet remain full of hope for peace. Yael Reuveny (MJFF 2015 film Farwell, Herr Schwarz) is the only one to leave Israel and today lives and works as a filmmaker in Berlin. In Super 8 shots of a peaceful childhood and in pertinent short portraits of her classmates from the time, she explores her relationship towards the founding generations of Israel and thus reflects on her own concept of self.
Accompanying the film premiere is a discussion with director Yael Reuveny and moderator Rabbi Lyle Rothman, Chief Experience Officer at the University of Miami Hillel. To view the conversation please click here.
────────────────────
Sponsored by Joan Schaeffer & Roberta Mandel.
The 2022 Miami Jewish Film Festival virtual program is made possible with the generous support of Benjamin Nahum and Tamar Roodner.
- Year2021
- Runtime84 minutes
- LanguageHebrew
- CountryIsrael
- PremiereNorth American Premiere
- DirectorYael Reuveny
- CastMoshy Cohe, Keren Harel, Avi Akirav
- CinematographerAndreas Kohller
- EditorAssaf Lapid, Betty Blickwede
- MusicAnna Bauer