Revisiting Ancient Divisions: 'Legend of Destruction' Gains New Relevance
The film's portrayal of the Second Temple's fall resonates with modern-day societal rifts and extremism.
- 'Legend of Destruction' explores the internal conflicts among Jewish factions during the Roman siege of Jerusalem.
- The film's innovative use of 1,500 still paintings brings the historical narrative to life.
- Recent events have intensified the film's relevance, highlighting parallels with contemporary divisions.
- Jewish institutions are screening the film to provoke reflection on unity and division.
- Director Gidi Dar emphasizes the film's universal themes, applicable beyond the Jewish context.