Three Bedouin women in the Negev desert face the challenges of a polygamous system, with one living in fear of becoming a "first wife."
Synopsis
Three Bedouin women in the Negev desert face the challenges of a polygamous system, with one living in fear of becoming a "first wife."
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Synopsis
Mariam Al-Quader, a wedding photographer in the Negev desert, faces the constant threat of her husband marrying another woman. The film follows her and two other Bedouin women as they navigate life in a polygamous society. Each woman confronts the challenges of becoming a second wife, balancing personal fears with social expectations. Their stories reveal the struggles within a system that limits their choices and hopes.
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Why Watch
- Meet Mariam Al-Quader, a wedding photographer in fear.
- See the lives of Bedouin women in a polygamous system.
- Find out how women cope with forced marriages.
Did You Know
- The film features three Bedouin women living in the Negev desert.
- Mariam Al-Quader is a wedding photographer and the film's lens.
- The documentary was directed by Ada Ushpiz in 2008.
- The film has a runtime of 75 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Desert Brides?
Desert Brides was directed by Ada Ushpiz.
What is the duration of the documentary Desert Brides?
The duration of Desert Brides is 75 minutes.
In which desert do the Bedouin women in Desert Brides live?
The Bedouin women in Desert Brides live in the Negev desert in Israel.
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