
400 Miles to Freedom (2012)
One family's Exodus - from Ethiopia to Israel
61 min
Co-director Avishai Yeganyahu Mekonen’s incredible story of his family’s exodus from Ethiopia to Israel. He was 10 years old when his family, members of the Beta Israel, a secluded 2500-year old community of observant Jews in northern Ethiopia, began their escape. Kidnapped from a refugee camp in Sudan, Avishai was eventually freed and transported to Israel as part of Operation Moses. As part of a racial minority in Israel, Avishai longed for a place where he wouldn’t be called “falasha” (outsider). Now a U.S. resident, Avishai draws on his experiences and launches an inquiry into other Jewish minority groups, leading him to other African, Asian and Latino Jews in Israel and the United States.
- Date de sortie
- 31 décembre 2012
- Pays d'origine
- Pas encore disponible
Équipe technique
- Gil Talmi · Compositeur
- Uri Ackerman · Directeur de la photographie
- Yahel Herzog · Directeur de la photographie
- John Miglietta · Directeur de la photographie
- Daniel Miran · Directeur de la photographie
- Shari Rothfarb Mekonen · Monteur
- Marin Sander-Holzman · Monteur