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Yedidyah’s Collection

10 year old Yedidyah lives on the Morag settlement, the most southern settlement in Gush Katif. Yedidyah collects Kassam rocket shrapnel, bullet casings from rifles, machine guns, and so on – evidence of the complex reality he lives in. The film follows Yedidyah during the happy and busy day time and during the night, when the fear of falling mortars, terrorists and the disengagement plan is intensified.

 

Festivals and Awards:

Tel Aviv Children's Film Festival, Israel, 2005; ZLIN Children's Film Festival, the Czech Republic, 2006; Plein la Bobine 4th Sancy Film Festival for Young People, France, 2006; BUSTER Film Festival, Denmark, 2006; Hamburg International Film Festival, 2006; Children Section at IDFA, the Netherlands, 2006; Taiwan Documentary Film Festival, 2006; Short Film Festival, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, 2006; Documentary Award at the EuroShorts, Poland, 2006; Barcelona Short Film Festival, Spain, 2006; Salaam DK Multicultural Film Festival, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2007; Palm Beach Film Festival, USA, 2007; View Finders International Film Festival, Canada, 2007; Warsaw International Film Festival, Poland, 2007; Eilat International Film Festival, Israel, 2007; Pacific Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2007; Austin Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2007

Director: Noam Demsky, Mordi Kershner

Producer: Dafna Shakedi, Noam Demsky, Mordi Kershner

Cinematographer: Amitai Aizenberg, Moshe Huri

Editor: Idit Ben Shimol

Original Soundtrack: Ariel Kleiner

Supporter(s): The New Fund for Cinema and Television, The Second Television and Radio Authority, Keshet TV

Distributor: Go2Films

Subtitles: English

Film Name in Hebrew: האוסף של ידידיה

10 year old Yedidyah lives on the Morag settlement, the most southern settlement in Gush Katif. Yedidyah collects Kassam rocket shrapnel, bullet casings from rifles, machine guns, and so on – evidence of the complex reality he lives in. The film follows Yedidyah during the happy and busy day time and during the night, when the fear of falling mortars, terrorists and the disengagement plan is intensified.

 

Festivals and Awards:

Tel Aviv Children's Film Festival, Israel, 2005; ZLIN Children's Film Festival, the Czech Republic, 2006; Plein la Bobine 4th Sancy Film Festival for Young People, France, 2006; BUSTER Film Festival, Denmark, 2006; Hamburg International Film Festival, 2006; Children Section at IDFA, the Netherlands, 2006; Taiwan Documentary Film Festival, 2006; Short Film Festival, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, 2006; Documentary Award at the EuroShorts, Poland, 2006; Barcelona Short Film Festival, Spain, 2006; Salaam DK Multicultural Film Festival, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2007; Palm Beach Film Festival, USA, 2007; View Finders International Film Festival, Canada, 2007; Warsaw International Film Festival, Poland, 2007; Eilat International Film Festival, Israel, 2007; Pacific Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2007; Austin Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2007

 

Director: Noam Demsky, Mordi Kershner

Producer: Dafna Shakedi, Noam Demsky, Mordi Kershner

Cinematographer: Amitai Aizenberg, Moshe Huri

Editor: Idit Ben Shimol

Original Soundtrack: Ariel Kleiner

Supporter(s): The New Fund for Cinema and Television, The Second Television and Radio Authority, Keshet TV

Distributor: Go2Films

Subtitles: English

Film Name in Hebrew: האוסף של ידידיה

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