Emancipation (2024)
Emancipation was the process in which Jews in Europe gradually gained equal civil and political rights with other citizens. Before emancipation, Jews faced many restrictions on where they could live, work, study, and participate in society. Starting in the late 18th and 19th centuries, ideas from the Enlightenment and the French Revolution helped lead to the removal of many of these restrictions. Emancipation allowed Jews to become more integrated into European society, although antisemitism and discrimination continued to exist.
Directors: Harel Ben Binyamin, Tomer Carmi.
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Harel Ben Binyamin as Jew / Warrior |
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Amit Kot as Warrior |
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Tomer Carmi as Jew / police officer / Warrior |
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Matan Kedam as Converted Jew |
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Yarin Ofri as Jew / Warrior |
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Eithan Kaufman as Jew / Judge |
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Harel Chen as Jew / Guard |
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Dor Dahari as Jew |
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Rom Shushan as Judge Helper |
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Gil Dubinski as William |
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Gilad Gordon as Warrior / Anti rights |
| Directing | Harel Ben Binyamin | Director |
| Directing | Tomer Carmi | Director |
| Crew | Noy Oshkov | Cinematography |
| Crew | Harel Ben Binyamin | Compositor |
| Editing | Harel Ben Binyamin | Editor |
| Writing | Tomer Carmi | Writer |
