The Israel Film Service Collection

Water Water

13 Minutes, 1969
Genre:
Documentary
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Directed by: Natan Gross
Production:Igal Efrati
Production Company:Israeli Film Service
Photographer: Adam Greenberg, Marko Yaacobi
Narrator: Yaron London
Language: Hebrew
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Subtitles: English, Hebrew

An informational film by the Israel Film Service and the Water Commission of the Ministry of Agriculture, reviewing the various initiatives for collecting and conserving rainwater in a country where rain is scarce, through the use of drainage canals, diversion canals, dams, pumps and water towers. The film presents a variety of visual postcards from nature sites affluent with water, along with initiatives and recent developments for collecting and transporting water such as the project of the National Water Carrier of Israel, and Mekorots Menashe River Plant, which collects runoff from several streams and diverts them to a diversion canal ending in the sands of Caesarea. Another example of efficient utilization of rainwater is in Avdat, the archeological site where scientists are recreating ancient Nabataean irrigation methods in order to learn what is the best way to utilize rainwater in an arid area like Avdat.

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