Location: Rubenstein Arts Center Film Theater
Ben Gurion, Epilogue
(dir. Yariv Mozer, editor/co-producer Yael Perlov, 2016, 70 min, English & Hebrew w/ English subtitles, Color, DCP)
Yael Perlov, Israel Institute visiting artist at Duke University and the Artist in Residence in Cinematic Arts, will screen and then discuss her award-winning documentary, Ben-Gurion, Epilogue in a Q&A panel moderated by Prof. Shai Ginsburg (AMES).
The film brings to life a lost interview with Israel's founder and first Prime Minister, David Ben-Gurion. It is 1968, he is 82 and lives in the desert. Ben-Gurion's introspective soul-searching provides a surprising vision for crucial decisions Israel needs to make today. At the time of the global leadership crisis, the film also brings thought-provoking insights about the role of leaders in today's complex world.
“A work of undeniable historical significance.” -– Wendy Ide, Screen Daily
Yael Perlov is a film editor, lecturer and producer based in Tel Aviv. She has been teaching at the Film & Television Department at the Tel Aviv University since 1994, and produced and edited a number of relevant films.
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Sponsor: Center for Jewish Studies
Co-Sponsors: Duke Cinematic Arts; Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies; Department of Art, Art History, and Visual Studies.
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