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Synopsis: A drama focusing on the age-old conflict between faith, family and love in which every is hard. The lyric unfolds in Sub-Carpathian Ukraine in the 1930s. An enclave of Jews living there rigorously adheres to their ancient customs, religious rituals and tradition. Among them lives a young woman, Hanele. For love, however, she manages to break away from the faith of her ancestors and to even break with her family. But her decision also brings about a split with the entire community which then makes her feel the horror of damnation.
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): Karel Kachyna
  3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.2
Year:
1999
92 min
23 Views


and you only shot as a caution?

And no-one placed restrictions

on your freedom?

You hid in the barn of your own accord,

you could've left whenever you wanted?

We know. No-one ever

tells on anyone else here.

- May we go, sergeant?

- Yes, we've got your addresses.

You accompany them, gentlemen.

Walk on ahead of them.

- You didn't want the sleigh to come here?

- No.

It would have been shorter.

May things turn out as they ought.

Don't support me, Ivo.

I'll manage on my own.

God in heaven said:

I will sprinkle you with spring water

and you will be pure and

freed of all abomination.

Behold, the sacrificial kid

which cleansed the village.

She alone for everyone's sake.

A death as never seen before.

We will be united once more,

heresy will be wiped out.

The Lord is inscrutable.

Thank you, gentlemen.

A shade of sorrow and bead of hardness

will remain in Hanele's eyes forever.

And it appears true that the

distant reverie, eternal anxiety

and the sorrow of thousands of years will

one day be inherited by Hanele's children.

And their children's children.

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