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(Credited cast) | Lena Bar | ... | Herself |
| Minya Rubin | ... | Herself |
| Tali Shemesh | ... | Herself |
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Tali, the director of the movie films the meetings of Holocaust survivors as they gather on Mount Herzel National Cemetery. The movie catches the idiosyncrasies of the elderly people. Sometimes these have a comic irony.
As the time passes, some of them pass away and that is emotional. Somehow, that draws them more.
Also Tali interviews and follows with camera her grandmother and her aunt. That keeps the movie in the family and makes it, in this way, more intimate and sensitive to nuances. The images in Poland are also emotional.
Sometimes the camera films from a different room and peeks into the conversation of the two women. This method stresses the effect of a confession even if looks second class filming.
It is also a tribute to our older parents and a description of how they may feel.
I wish I could see the movie once in awhile to remember me about parents and about the limits of our lives.