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1957-01-01

The United Kibbutz Newsreel #8

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The United Kibbutz Newsreel #8 release date was January 1, 1957. That means the movie is out now. Production country: Israel. Original language: HE.

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A day after the Shomron operation, during which one of the members of the Nahal settlement in Ashlim died, the settlement soldiers held a military ceremony in the presence of the Minister of Internal Affairs, followed by a dance and singing performance. After the show, the settlement members and their guests dined while the desert dust filled the air, reminding them that there is still much work to be done to flourish the desolation. At the art center, established in Ein Harod by the painter Haim Atar, an inspiring exhibition of the painter Candido Portinari, dedicated to the battle against war, is presented. The field festival was celebrated on the last day of Sukkot in Kibbutz Heftziba, marking the work and harvest of the field. It blends documentary elements. The film reflects a distinct Israel style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Gidon Ucko. With a runtime of 17 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.

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