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International Festival of Audiovisual Programs
FIPA 2004 - Fipatel Reportage and Current Affairs
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Israelim - Yael-san
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Israelim - Yael-san

Yael arrived in Japan in search of an ancient Japanese Buddhist culture of which she heard in her youth. However, modern Tokyo and its western flavor disappointed her. She decided to leave the big city. On the way to a famous volcano, Yael was picked up by a shaven headed Japanese man who invited her to visit a temple he was building in the jungle of southern Japan. Upon her arrival to the Temple, Yael understood that she had found what she was looking for. She came to closely understand the Japanese culture through the language, the people, the tea ceremonies and arts. Yael's story is an inspiring example of a person who recreated herself from the person she was and from the culture she grew up in, to a new person living in a foreign culture. The beauty of Yael's way, however, is that she did not abandon her original identity as a Jewish Israeli, but combined the two cultures in her life.
Israel - 2003 - 5x42' - Betacam Digital - Colour
Director
Irit Sharvit, Merav Nahum
Camera
Irit Sharvit
Sound
Merav Nahum
Editing
Ortal Buber
Music
Erez Nataf

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Tapuz Communications,
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93549 Jérusalem, Israël
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93549 Jérusalem, Israël
Tél : +972 2673 4587
E-mail : tapuzltd@netvision.net.il