Director
David Benchetrit
Composer
Elias Taissir
Edition 1995
86'
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1992
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Documentary
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Dialogue:
Arabic, Hebrew
This documentary examines the lives of three very different women living in refugee camps in the West Bank and Gaza. Dalal Abu-Kamar, a former political activist who spent 12 years in prison, lives with a family who daily berate her as an "old maid." Per her mother, she should marry a wealthy Saudi to lift the family out of poverty. Mary Khass, a 60-year-old Christian and former member of the Communist party, works to establish dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians and is refugee by choice. Finally there is Um-Muhammed, a strikingly independent, illiterate widow who married an older man at age 13 and now supports herself by working for wealthy Palestinians.
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Credits
Directors
David Benchetrit
Composers
Elias Taissir
Scenario
David Benchetrit, Senyora Bar David
Director of Photography
David Benchetrit
Editors
Sini Bar-David
Producers
David Benchetrit, Sini Bar-David
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Dialogue
Arabic, Hebrew
Countries of production
Israƫl
Year
1992