"Many of the perpetrators and victims were known to each other; they came from the same place, or had been to the same school, or had lived in the same street".
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Sunday 28 June 2009
Short trip in the religious world
Are human feelings compatibles with the religious world? The question in itself is quite silly, but it is an answer: no. Gitai's Kadosh is a delicate - and well worked demarche from the point of view of the images: long, with outlined contrasts between light and dark marking the various episodes of the movie - incursion into the haredi world of the ultra-orthodox groups from Jerusalem. A world when getting married is just a matter of following the decisions of the parents, without having any sense of the reasons of why two people should stay together, but for having children and getting a certain sense of normality. It is no place for love, for nuances, for understanding. And, even when it is, as in the case of the couple of Meir-Rivka, the social pressure and the authoritarian decision of the parents are prevailing, without any opposition from the part of those directly concerned and seriously affected. The strangest aspect of this dimension is the fact that, many of them are having opinions and making judgements about a life they hardly know. And the ignorance is passed on from a generation to another. With the rare exceptions when people simply leave the group and look for their chances outside, as far as possible.
Saturday 20 June 2009
Alef-Bet Yoga
for kids - 3-8 years.
I am not very much aware how the kids will switch their memory of various movements into the written and reading knowledge of words and ideas...
Friday 19 June 2009
Monday 15 June 2009
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