01 February 1958 Factual 19 mins
A glimpse of a kibbutznik rest day, if there can be one at all, at Kibbutz Mahanaim. A visit to the barn with a white shirt leads straight to a visit to the kibbutz warehouse, and from there to the children’s home, orchards, and garage, and in the afternoon a cup of friendly coffee with the fishermen.
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The United Kibbutz Newsreel #12 Trailer
The United Kibbutz Newsreel #12 - One Day in Mahanayim Trailer
Israel 01 February 1958
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