Our Beds Are Burning

The documentary presents a critical examination of fascism by showcasing a range of ideologies and their proponents over the years. It features notable figures like Maurice Barrés discussing foreign labor, Mussolini in a gym, and Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera in a bookshop. Additionally, it delves into the perspectives of three Rabbis from the Yitzhar Settlement who discuss extreme interpretations of Divine commands.

With a runtime of 62 minutes, Our Beds Are Burning provides a thought-provoking look at the historical context of fascism and its ongoing implications. The film includes a variety of archival footage and interviews that illustrate how these ideologies have evolved and persisted into modern times. Bursztyn's direction brings a unique viewpoint to the topic, making it relevant for those interested in political history and social commentary.