Hidden Bibliographic Details
| Varying Form of Title: | 5 houses of Lea Goldberg
Five houses of Lea Goldberg
Hebrew title: לאה גולדברג בחמישה בתים
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| Other uniform titles: | Eight biographies, eight writers.
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| Other authors / contributors: | Qedar, Yair, film director, film producer, screenwriter.
ʻOfarim, Ayelet, film editor, screenwriter.
Bat-Adam, Michal, narrator.
Sade, Igal, narrator.
Ḳarolinah, singer.
Soreni, Eli, composer (expression)
Gerishḳo, Tanyah, animator.
Goldberg, Leah, 1911-1970, author.
Israel. Sherut ha-seraṭim ha-Yiśreʼeli, film production company.
Third Ear (Firm), film distribution company.
Israel. Sherut ha-seraṭim ha-Yiśreʼeli, production company.
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| Digital file characteristics: | video file
online video
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| Notes: | Originally produced in 2011.
העברים : שמונה ביוגרפיות, שמונה יוצרים : המארז הרשמי של מיזם העברים =DVD version included in: Eight biographies, eight writers : the official DVD package of the Hebrews project / יוצא הסדרה יאיר קדר; בימוי יאיר קדר, איילת עופרים, רפאל בלולו, סיון ארבל.
Directed, written and produced by Yair Qedar ; editor and co-writer, Ayelet Ofarim.
Cinematographer, Daniyel Ḳedem; editor, Ayelet ʻOfarim; music, Eli Soreni; animation, Tanyah Gerishḳo.
Narration: Michal Bat Adam, Igal Sade; songs: Ḳarolinah.
In Hebrew with English subtitles.
DVD version record.
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| Summary: | Portrait of a prolific Hebrew poet, author, playwright, literary translator and researcher of literature. Lea Goldberg's writings are considered classics of Israeli literature. She is Israel's most beloved poet, a powerful woman, who lived with her mother and never married, a woman who invented herself from the ashes of WW1 though her magical poetry. The film is a cinematic fantasy in five acts, using animation, archives, still photos, original music, and interviews that together celebrate the fascinating story of this enigmatic figure.
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| Other form: | Videodisc (DVD) version: Leʼah Goldberg ba-ḥamishah batim. [Tel Aviv, Israel] : [Yair Qedar] : The Third-Ear, 2011
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