A Hebrew Lesson

Plot

Filmmakers Ron Rotem and David Ofek co-helm the documentary A Hebrew Lesson. The picture chronicles the day-to-day events in the lives of a number of students enrolled in a Hebrew-language immersion course in Israel, with a particularly strong emphasis on the experiences of Yoela, an Israeli immigrant taking the class. Ofek and Rotem use their relatively straightforward subject about the students as a springboard into a much deeper and more resonant exploration of the immigrant experience per se, and the idea that a classroom environment can function as the first step toward unfettered multiculturalism. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

Credit

David Ofek - Director, Ron Rotem - Director, Sari Ezouz - Editor, Oren Menashe - Composer (Music Score), Idan Einav - Composer (Music Score), Ron Rotem - Cinematographer, Edna Kowarsky - Producer, Elinor Kowarsky - Producer, Ronen Nagel - Sound/Sound Designer, David Ofek - Screenwriter, Sari Ezouz - Screenwriter

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