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Anat Zuria (born 1961) is an Israeli independent film director, creator of the films "Purity", "Sentenced to Marriage", "Black Bus" and "The Lesson". ==Filmography== Between the years 2002-2010 Zuria created a documentary trilogy, dealing with women's stories within the Jewish Religious world. The three films all dealt with sexuality, independence and other social taboos which were never before documented in Israeli cinema. The first film in the trilogy, "Purity", told the story of three religious women whose life and identity were challenged by the laws of purity (Niddah). The film exposes for the first time a feminist critical viewpoint on sexuality in Orthodox Jewish. "Sentenced to Marriage", the second film in the trilogy, is a documentary courtroom drama which takes place in the rabbinical courts in Israel. The film follows the story of three young women who struggled to get a get, a divorce, from their husbands. For two years the film documented the legal drama of divorce in light of the Jewish religious laws. "Black Bus", the third film, documented the phenomenon of gender segregation in Jewish religious society. The film goes through the story of two young ultra-Orthodox that paid a personal price on their attempt to work against the laws of segregation. Her current film, "the Lesson", follows the extraordinary story of an Egyptian women fighting for her independence. "The Lesson" will be shown in Haifa Film Festival 2012. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Anat Zuria」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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