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Class of 2000
Amal High School’s graduating class of 2000 in Kiryat Melachi struggles through the highs and lows of adolescence and impending adulthood as their final year is filled with difficult studies for their matriculation exams, fears and trepidations in light of the imminent military service, afterschool jobs, and teenage fun. This film concentrates on the seemingly small and trivial day-to-day events of Israeli youth in a small town setting and finds in it a unique beauty.
Festivals and Awards:
California Jewish Film Festival, 2002
Director: Tami Gross, Yuval Cohen
Producer: Tami Gross, Yuval Cohen
Cinematographer: Uri Ackerman
Editor: Yuval Cohen
Supporter(s): "The Joint Social Fund" established by the NFCT and the Second Television and Radio Authority
Subtitles: English
Film Name in Hebrew: מחזור 2000
Category: Children and Youth / Education / Israeli Society
Tag Words: adolescence high school Kiryat Malachi matriculation exams military service
Amal High School’s graduating class of 2000 in Kiryat Melachi struggles through the highs and lows of adolescence and impending adulthood as their final year is filled with difficult studies for their matriculation exams, fears and trepidations in light of the imminent military service, afterschool jobs, and teenage fun. This film concentrates on the seemingly small and trivial day-to-day events of Israeli youth in a small town setting and finds in it a unique beauty.
Festivals and Awards:
California Jewish Film Festival, 2002
Director: Tami Gross, Yuval Cohen
Producer: Tami Gross, Yuval Cohen
Cinematographer: Uri Ackerman
Editor: Yuval Cohen
Supporter(s): "The Joint Social Fund" established by the NFCT and the Second Television and Radio Authority
Subtitles: English
Film Name in Hebrew: מחזור 2000
Category: Children and Youth / Education / Israeli Society
Tag Words: adolescence high school Kiryat Malachi matriculation exams military service