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Her Israel
Marjan Tehrani
2004
Color
57 minutes
Israel
English
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Her Israel

A documentary that follows three women, a Jewish-Israeli, a Jewish-Ukranian and a Palestinian, through their daily lives in the bustling microcosm of TelAviv/Yafo. HER ISRAEL presents a much-needed humanistic and objective eye into the lives of these three women as they struggle to find resolution with their own identities and self-realization in oppressive, chaotic and precarious circumstances.
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Reviews
"Entertaining …beautifully made" - Jewish Bulletin
"Tehrani presents a glimpse at the diverse reality of modern Israel." - Sundance Channel
"Her Israel offers an engaging, eye-opening view of what it's like to live in such a conflicted region: boyfriends cheat, babies need baths, grandmas tell granddaughters their outfits are too skimpy, and, on occasion, sudden instances of violence rock the streets – all of which is taken in stride." - Cheryl Eddy, San Francisco Bay Guardian Online
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