About the film
Amos Oz: The Nature of Dreams is a 2009 Israeli documentary film and a portrait of author Amos Oz. It looks at Oz and his efforts toward peace in the Middle East, connecting his public work with his life as a writer. Oz wrote the memoir A Tale of Love and Darkness.
The film was written, directed and produced by Yonathan and Masha Zur. It runs 75 minutes and is in Hebrew. Its listed subjects are Amos Oz and the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, making the film relevant to viewers interested in the author and the conflict.
DocumentaryTube lists it as a documentary film from Israel, released in 2009.
Who it is for
A fit for viewers interested in Amos Oz, his writing, and peace efforts in the Middle East. It may also suit students exploring documentaries about the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.
Worth knowing
- Portrait of author Amos Oz
- Covers efforts toward peace in the Middle East
- 75-minute runtime
- Hebrew-language film
Before you press play
- In Hebrew
The short of it
This documentary centers on Amos Oz as both an author and an advocate for peace. Its 75-minute runtime and focus on the Israeli–Palestinian conflict make its subject clear.