Censored Voices

This documentary presents a deep dive into the Six-Day War, which resulted in Israel's significant territorial gains and has been framed in various ways over the years. The film showcases conversations recorded shortly after the war by a group of kibbutzniks, led by author Amos Oz. These discussions reflect the realities faced by soldiers returning from the battlefield.

Censored Voices brings forth recordings that were previously censored, allowing viewers to hear the unfiltered thoughts and feelings of those involved. This unique approach provides an honest examination of the emotional and psychological impacts of the war on both soldiers and the nation. The film runs for 84 minutes and stands out due to its focus on the often-overlooked voices of the participants, offering a fresh lens on a well-known historical event.