Abstract
“The Garden of Eden” is the story of Gan HaShlosha, better known as
Sakhne, one of the largest, most famous and most visited parks in Israel.
Director Ran Tal uses unique cinematic means to express the plethora of
conflicted elements of the Israeli soul. Through expansive humor, beauty and
pain, the film provides its viewers with an original and piercing look at Israeli
society in the most unexpected location.
Sakhne, one of the largest, most famous and most visited parks in Israel.
Director Ran Tal uses unique cinematic means to express the plethora of
conflicted elements of the Israeli soul. Through expansive humor, beauty and
pain, the film provides its viewers with an original and piercing look at Israeli
society in the most unexpected location.
| Translated title of the contribution | The Garden of Eden |
|---|---|
| Original language | Hebrew |
| Publisher | Lama Films |
| Media of output | Film |
| State | Published - 2012 |