Israeli filmmaker Ran Tal grew up on a kibbutz in an atmosphere of Socialist and Utopian idealism, when kibbutznikim were living their dream. Using classic period footage, this film explores what life was like from the perspective of children.  Largely separated from their parents, these children were reared from their earliest years in communal existence, isolated from the outside world, but joined together in an idealistic cause of a bygone era.

shown with My Father, My Lord (click here for more info)

Director: Ran Tal
Writer: Ron Goldman and Ran Tal
Country: Israel
Language: Hebrew (with subtitles)
Running time: 70 minutes
Format: 35mm
Year: 2007
Genre: Documentary

Find more details at http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1093814

2008 nominated Awards of the Israeli Film Academy:
    Best Documentary Ran Tal

2007 won Jerusalem Film Festival, Wolgin Award
    Documentary Film Ran Tal

Cast:
   Christoph Grissemann
   Dirk Stermann
   Heinz Strunk