|
|
The
Last Journey
Before Nodar Djindjihashvili left his homeland for the final time, he
made a secret odyssey that took him into forty communities spanning 10,000
miles. He recorded Jewish life wherever he found Jews-- in the street, in the
synagogue, even in cemeteries. The photographer looked for an answer to the
question of Jewish identity by stretching his vision from the Jews massacred at
Babi Yar to those surviving day-to-day in remote parts of the Soviet Union An
important historic document.
"Djindjihashvili
and his companions...amplify the dimensions of Soviet Jewish woe."-Booklist
Winner of the CINE Gold Eagle
Silver Medal, Int'l Film and Television Festival
 |
Add to
Shopping
Cart |
ISBN 1-56082-054-3
24 min., #119, DVD, Color, $29.95
|