How to Say Silence
An old photo of the director’s pregnant grandmother launches a cross-generational journey, revealing how early-days Israel had patriarchal control over women’s bodies and wombs.The grandmothers’ stories led the filmmaker to confront her parents about her own silence on sexual abuse in the family. For everyone’s sake, she must break silence.
Presented in native Hebrew language, with optional English language subtitles.
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