Pickles (0+)
Israel, 2006, colour, 59 min.
Director: Dalit Kimor
Director: Dalit Kimor
This is the story of eight Arab widows, all lacking vocational training, who decided one day
to change their fate and to jointly open a "start up" - a plant for high quality pickles. They resolutely try to master the art of doing business as well, but as the months go by, the question as to whether the company will manage without a financial backer becomes increasingly pressing... Director Dalit Kimor followed these women for two years, as they struggled with the major obstacles facing the little plant's success.
to change their fate and to jointly open a "start up" - a plant for high quality pickles. They resolutely try to master the art of doing business as well, but as the months go by, the question as to whether the company will manage without a financial backer becomes increasingly pressing... Director Dalit Kimor followed these women for two years, as they struggled with the major obstacles facing the little plant's success.
Dalit Kimor
Dalit Kimor
graduated from Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem and has got MA (honors) in Educational Psychology, BA in Education and Philosophy, supplemental studies in Psychology. Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem.
FILMOGRAPHY
“Baby on Order”, “Border Land”, 2000; “Just love and a hug”, 2002; “The year of my death”, 2005.
Israel, 2006, colour, 59 min.
Director: Dalit Kimor
Director: Dalit Kimor
This is the story of eight Arab widows, all lacking vocational training, who decided one day
to change their fate and to jointly open a "start up" - a plant for high quality pickles. They resolutely try to master the art of doing business as well, but as the months go by, the question as to whether the company will manage without a financial backer becomes increasingly pressing... Director Dalit Kimor followed these women for two years, as they struggled with the major obstacles facing the little plant's success.
to change their fate and to jointly open a "start up" - a plant for high quality pickles. They resolutely try to master the art of doing business as well, but as the months go by, the question as to whether the company will manage without a financial backer becomes increasingly pressing... Director Dalit Kimor followed these women for two years, as they struggled with the major obstacles facing the little plant's success.