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A film about a glassblower in Hebron—a place historically known for its glass and ceramics production, which shaped the city’s economy for centuries. In 2022 the filmmaker interviewed the last glassblower in Hebron’s Old City, and filmed him during a typical day at his studio.
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A film about a glassblower in Hebron—a place historically known for its glass and ceramics production, which shaped the city’s economy for centuries. In 2022 the filmmaker interviewed the last glassblower in Hebron’s Old City, and filmed him during a typical day at his studio.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Yuula Benivolski
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Runtime:23 minutes
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