The third film in our Israeli Mosaic Film Series is “Honey Trap.” Instructions will be provided to watch the film online. The screening will be followed by a live online discussion with the filmmaker in Israel.
Keryat Moshe, home of a large Ethiopian Jewish community, is considered in mainstream media one of the toughest neighborhoods in Israel. With a rich traditional lifestyle, this immigrant community lives socially apart from modern “white” Israeli society. In recent years, a mass building of luxury villas and skyscrapers cleaned out the orchards surrounding the neighborhood, making it a closed and condensed ghetto. Hana, the heroine of the film, has a dream to change the reality of the neighborhood; for eight years, she’s been involved in the national priority construction program that will catapult the residents into a new era. But as she manages to push the project, she finds herself drowning in her personal life as a long and painful divorce process could result in the loss of her home and place in the neighborhood.
Runtime: 60 minutes
Hebrew with English subtitles
This series is made possible in part by a grant from the Congregation Ahabat Shalom Religious Fund.
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