Berlin Jerusalem

Rating:
Summary: Confusion and ignorance
Review: This movie was made without a script according to its producer and the lack of a script is vizable in almost every moment of this confusing film. No one connected with the script would pass a grade school exam in the Jewish history of 20th Century. One sign of the director's ignorance is that the scenes in the kibbutz in the film belong to the period of the Second Aliyah (1905-1914) when kibbutzim were a novelty in Palestine. A potential donor predicts that cooperative agriculture will certainly be a failure. But those Kibbutz scenes are placed in the 1930's when there were dozens of kibbutzim some of them populated in part by young adults born on those kibbutzim.