Children of Jerusalem: Tamar (1991)
This short documentary follows 10-year-old Tamar, a resident of Jerusalem, as she recounts the experiences of her daily life in Israel. She practices her baritone tuba and attends school, the local market, and a religious youth camp. She welcomes cousins who have emigrated from Russia, and expresses her desire for peace between Jews and Arabs. The film offers a brief glimpse into the life of a child in contemporary Israel.
Director: Beverly Shaffer
Runtime: 30 min
Release Date: January 1, 1991
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Beverly Shaffer
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Children of Jerusalem: Tamar about?
- This short documentary follows 10-year-old Tamar, a resident of Jerusalem, as she recounts the experiences of her daily life in Israel. She practices her baritone tuba and attends school, the local market, and a religious youth camp. She welcomes cousins who have emigrated from Russia, and expresses her desire for peace between Jews and Arabs. The film offers a brief glimpse into the life of a child in contemporary Israel.
- Who directed Children of Jerusalem: Tamar?
- Children of Jerusalem: Tamar was directed by Beverly Shaffer.
- How long is Children of Jerusalem: Tamar?
- Children of Jerusalem: Tamar has a runtime of 30m (30 minutes).