On the eve of World War I, Jews in European ghettos and market towns were transfixed by a new sensation: motion picture images from Palestine. Many had never seen a movie before and some cried as they escaped the cold Russian landscape for a moment, on a celluloid pilgrimage to the land of milk and honey.
Director: Noah Sokolovsky.
Cinematographers: Miron Osipovich Grosmann, Miron Osip Grossman.
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MP4 | 1.25 GB | 932×720 | 23.976 FPS | 2500 kb/s | AAC 137 kb/s
Language: Silent | Intertitles: English, French & Hebrew
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MKV | 1.86 GB | 1920×1080 | 23.976 FPS | 3800 kb/s | AAC 137 kb/s
Language: Silent | Intertitles: English, French & Hebrew
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Something more like a home movie rather than a documentary but with footage that I have never seen before. It portrays a lively,well-disciplined ,hard working community building cities,creating agricultural communities,and from what I can see having lots of children. There is with its many scenes of ordered marching and parades a feeling that Europe was happily left behind.