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The Teshuva movement broke out in the early 1970s. Secular Israelis became fundamentalists, religious and tried to assimilate into Haredi society.
Haredi society did not accept them and many members of the second generation returned to secularism or dropped out of the education system.
Many, newly religious people, feel the need to recalculate a route.
Rabbi Oded Nitzani leaves the ultra-Orthodox city of "Beitar" and moved with his community to the town of "Maalot" in the north, far from the centers of the ultra-Orthodox communities.
Director: Mordechai Vardi
Producer: Mordechai Vardi
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Production Company: Veradim Productions
Duration: 67 min.
Date of Release: 09/2018
Country of Production: Israel
Shooting Format: HD
Language: Hebrew
Subtitles: English
Festivals & Awards
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Haifa Film Festival/2018
Israeli Documentaries Competition
Involved Broadcasters
Channel 8, Israel
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