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Nida
The practices of purity and impurity are the hallmarks of mandatory law and practice in the Samaritan community and the Ethiopian community. The film looks at the Niddah customs in both communities, as we meet protagonists Yafit (47) and Mollya (44). They bring us into their homes and share their experiences of the rituals of Niddah in their respective communities.
Director: Sarah Tiget Gedamu
Producer: Sarah Tiget Gedamu
Production Company: Ariel University in Samaria
Cinematographer: Tal Koushner, Sarah Tiget Gedamu, Saar Levi
Editor: Shlomit Bracha Renick
Soundtrack Editor: Ophir Lokay
Supporter(s): The New Fund for Cinema and Television, The Polonsky Foundation
Musicians: Abate Berihun
Colourist / Online Editor: Ron Ben Meir
Script: Sarah Tiget Gedamu
Subtitles: Hebrew, English
Film Name in Hebrew: נידה
Category: Aliyah / Borders and Periphery / Ethnicity / Health / Immigration / Judaism and Jewish Culture / Minorities / Student Films / Women
Tag Words: community customs Ethiopian Faith Family Judaism Love Niddah Period Samaritan tradition women
The practices of purity and impurity are the hallmarks of mandatory law and practice in the Samaritan community and the Ethiopian community. The film looks at the Niddah customs in both communities, as we meet protagonists Yafit (47) and Mollya (44). They bring us into their homes and share their experiences of the rituals of Niddah in their respective communities.
Director: Sarah Tiget Gedamu
Producer: Sarah Tiget Gedamu
Production Company: Ariel University in Samaria
Cinematographer: Tal Koushner, Sarah Tiget Gedamu, Saar Levi
Editor: Shlomit Bracha Renick
Soundtrack Editor: Ophir Lokay
Supporter(s): The New Fund for Cinema and Television, The Polonsky Foundation
Musicians: Abate Berihun
Colourist / Online Editor: Ron Ben Meir
Script: Sarah Tiget Gedamu
Subtitles: Hebrew, English
Film Name in Hebrew: נידה
Category: Aliyah / Borders and Periphery / Ethnicity / Health / Immigration / Judaism and Jewish Culture / Minorities / Student Films / Women
Tag Words: community customs Ethiopian Faith Family Judaism Love Niddah Period Samaritan tradition women