Children of the Fall 2016
"They Just Wanted to Volunteer..."
Directed by Eitan Gafny, *Children of the Fall (2016)* weaves a haunting tale set against the backdrop of Israel's Yom Kippur in 1973.
Director: Eitan Gafny
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Children of the Fall (2016) about?
*Children of the Fall (2016)* follows Rachel Strode, a young immigrant who volunteers at an Israeli kibbutz in 1973, only to uncover the community's dark intolerance. As the sacred Yom Kippur holiday begins, tensions explode into violence, threatening her and her fellow volunteers. What starts as a hopeful journey spirals into a harrowing fight for survival.
Who directed Children of the Fall?
Eitan Gafny directed *Children of the Fall (2016)*, known for his skill in blending psychological tension with genre elements.
Who stars in Children of the Fall?
The film stars Noa Maiman, Aki Avni, Yafit Shalev, Iftah Jeffery Ophir, and Danny Leshman in pivotal roles.
Is Children of the Fall (2016) worth watching?
If you enjoy atmospheric thrillers with a twist of horror, *Children of the Fall (2016)* is worth a watch. Director Eitan Gafny crafts a tense, eerie experience that lingers long after the credits roll. While not a mainstream hit, its unique premise and suspenseful pacing make it a standout in the genre.
How long is Children of the Fall?
*Children of the Fall (2016)* has a runtime of 110 minutes.
About Children of the Fall (2016) — A Yom Kippur nightmare of suspense and horror
Directed by Eitan Gafny, *Children of the Fall (2016)* weaves a haunting tale set against the backdrop of Israel's Yom Kippur in 1973. Rachel Strode, a young immigrant with a shadowy past, arrives at a remote kibbutz to volunteer and convert to Judaism, only to find the community's warm welcome quickly curdling into suspicion and hostility. As the sacred holiday approaches, the once-vibrant atmosphere of youthful camaraderie darkens into dread, revealing a chilling undercurrent of violence lurking beneath the surface.
This atmospheric blend of drama, horror, and thriller mines the tension between tradition and the unknown, where the idyllic countryside hides sinister secrets. Gafny crafts a slow-burning sense of unease, transforming a student-led retreat into a nightmare of escalating paranoia and bloodshed. With its eerie setting and moral ambiguity, *Children of the Fall (2016)* delivers a chilling reminder that even the most sacred days can descend into chaos.