The Samaritan: A Biblical People
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The Samaritan: A Biblical People
Good Samaritan laws protect do-gooders and Good Samaritan hospitals heal us. Samaritans appear in our holy texts— in the Bible, the Talmud, and the Quran.
The Samaritan people today number 850 souls, down from a million in the time of Jesus. They are split between Israelis and Palestinians. The Samaritans may soon go extinct, a tragedy that would end their 3500-year history— but not if the Samaritans can help it!
Five years of fieldwork have resulted in this intimate and compelling insider’s view of the Samaritan struggle against all odds, of their heart-wrenching choices, their joys and sorrows.
Director: Moshe Alafi
Producer: Moshe Alafi
Production Company: Alafim Productions
Cinematographer: Moshe Churi
Editor: Tamar Gan Zevi
Soundtrack Editor: Yossi Rabinovich
Original Soundtrack: Avi Belleli
Supporter(s): The New Fund for Cinema and Television, Yeshiva University, Samaria Film Foundation
Musicians: Avi Belleli, Eliyahu Digmi, Glya Chi
Colourist: Eitai Barzilai
Visual Effects: Avi Haltovski. Matan Golomb
Script: Moshe Aalafi, Tamar Gan-Zevi
Subtitles: Hebrew, English
Film Name in Hebrew: השומרונים - עדה. תורה. הר
Category: Art and Culture / Borders and Periphery / Ethnicity / History / Human Rights / Identity / Immigration / Israeli-Palestinian Conflict / Judaism and Jewish Culture / Minorities / Old Age / Religion / Women
Tag Words: Benny Sadaka Jesus Palestinians Passover Prof. Steven Fine sacrifice Samaritans the Bible the Quran
Good Samaritan laws protect do-gooders and Good Samaritan hospitals heal us. Samaritans appear in our holy texts— in the Bible, the Talmud, and the Quran.
The Samaritan people today number 850 souls, down from a million in the time of Jesus. They are split between Israelis and Palestinians. The Samaritans may soon go extinct, a tragedy that would end their 3500-year history— but not if the Samaritans can help it!
Five years of fieldwork have resulted in this intimate and compelling insider’s view of the Samaritan struggle against all odds, of their heart-wrenching choices, their joys and sorrows.
Director: Moshe Alafi
Producer: Moshe Alafi
Production Company: Alafim Productions
Cinematographer: Moshe Churi
Editor: Tamar Gan Zevi
Soundtrack Editor: Yossi Rabinovich
Original Soundtrack: Avi Belleli
Supporter(s): The New Fund for Cinema and Television, Yeshiva University, Samaria Film Foundation
Musicians: Avi Belleli, Eliyahu Digmi, Glya Chi
Colourist: Eitai Barzilai
Visual Effects: Avi Haltovski. Matan Golomb
Script: Moshe Aalafi, Tamar Gan-Zevi
Subtitles: Hebrew, English
Film Name in Hebrew: השומרונים - עדה. תורה. הר
Category: Art and Culture / Borders and Periphery / Ethnicity / History / Human Rights / Identity / Immigration / Israeli-Palestinian Conflict / Judaism and Jewish Culture / Minorities / Old Age / Religion / Women
Tag Words: Benny Sadaka Jesus Palestinians Passover Prof. Steven Fine sacrifice Samaritans the Bible the Quran
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