Kedma

Year: 2003

Runtime: 100 min

Language: Hebrew

Director: Amos Gitai

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Following World War II, Jewish survivors arrive in Palestine, a land grappling with its own future and the prospect of independence. Amidst the ongoing conflict and uncertainty, these refugees face not only the challenges of establishing a new life but also the weight of their past traumas and the complexities of claiming a homeland deeply affected by years of struggle.

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