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Country: Israel
T-Port Partner: Sapir College – School of Audio and Visual Arts
Shahar Moshe, born in Gan Yavne but spent her childhood in Ness Ziona where she studied religious education. Moving away from religion has created a strong foundation for asking questions and doubts in her life. Asking the questions has led her to engage with more bleak and distant worlds, touch painful essences, and create out of a commitment to the sense of pain. Since then, these questions have received answers in her art and works, regardless of religion. The existentialist themes take on a deeper meaning in the cinema chosen by the supplier - dance cinema.
The film brings the dark and bright places of remembrance and oblivion. And shows the...
