Where to watch For My Children (2002)

Story

This documentary follows filmmaker Michal Aviad as she examines what it means to live and raise children during a time of political unrest in Israel. Beginning in late 2000, Aviad uses her camera to explore the personal concerns and emotional challenges that families face when navigating uncertainty and instability in their daily lives.

Why watch

• A personal documentary offering intimate perspectives on family life during conflict
• Directed by and featuring the filmmaker's own experiences and reflections
• A brief 60-minute format providing focused insight into a specific historical moment

Good for: Viewers interested in documentary filmmaking and personal narratives about living through political tensions; certificate status unknown, so check before watching with children.