These are the memories of a lost girlhood. When they were only five or six or ten years old, their parents snatched them from the playground and handed them to much older men to be married. They recall the violence and fear they were subjected to, the pregnancies at the age of eleven or twelve, becoming mothers when they were still little girls themselves. It was an open secret but one they put aside forever, because revealing it might tear their family apart, causing commotion and creating chaos. The memories of their tragic childhood never healed – they were simply suppressed for the sake of their children, their livelihoods, and their husbands. No more.
Family Time is a heartwarming movie that explores the intricate dynamics of family relationships within the Yemenite-Jewish community. Set in the year 2012, it delves into the challenges, joys, and cultural richness experienced by individuals belonging to this unique group. Through various characters and their stories, the film portrays the importance of love, unity, and tradition in navigating the complexities of family life.
In Satmar Custody is a documentary that explores the legal battle and struggles faced by Yemenite Jews within the Satmar community as they fight for custody of their children.
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