King David

This documentary examines the life story of David Levy, a man who served as a king of Israel but never became Prime Minister. It captures the tensions that have shaped the Israeli identity, highlighting issues such as the dynamics between Ashkenazi and Mizrachi Jews and the contrasting narratives of 'first' and 'second' Israel.

After 15 years of silence from the media, Levy engages in a self-examination that reveals his personal and political journey. His reflections provide insight into the broader story of Israel over the last few decades, making it a compelling watch for those interested in political history and identity.

The film is significant for collectors who appreciate documentaries that address complex social and historical themes. King David presents an opportunity to explore the life of a notable politician and his impact on Israeli society, offering a deeper understanding of a critical period in Israel's history.