This short experimental film includes a painfully touching scene in which the artist attempts to coax a few words of affection out of her grandmother. In what seems like a futile search for love, the artist reveals her complex relationship with her grandmother, and exposes the kind of emotional aridity that has been extensively examined in the critical discourse concerning the emotional characteristics of the men and women who belong to Israel’s founding generation. "My Grandmother Loves Me" won the Jerusalem Foundation Award for Experimental Video Works at the 2005 Jerusalem Film Festival. Catalogue no. 641 File: T Aging Documentary Family Relationships Home Love Women
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