Dimona Twist

Michal Aviad

This stunning documentary focuses on women from North Africa and Poland who journeyed to Israel by ship in the 1950s and 1960s and were sent to Dimona, a newly established town in the desert. Intimate conversations are interwoven with stunning archival footage and music of the time.

DIRECTOR
Michal Aviad
YEAR
2016
COUNTRY
Israel
RUNTIME
70 minutes
LANGUAGE
Hebrew with English subtitles

Israeli documentarian Michal Aviad (The Women Pioneers) returns to the NYJFF with another moving film focusing on the lives of women in Israel, specifically those from North Africa and Poland who came by ship in the 1950s and 1960s and were sent to Dimona, a newly established town in the desert. They talk about the pain of leaving their homes behind, about poverty and the difficulties of adjusting in their new homeland, and about their determined attempts to create rich and meaningful lives. These intimate conversations are interwoven with stunning archival footage and music of the time.

Dimona Twist
Dimona Twist
Dimona Twist
Dimona Twist
Dimona Twist

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