Since the beginning of the campaign, the artists and artists have been active in almost every aspect, from distributing food and equipment to fighters, encouraging the wounded in hospitals and performing in front of evacuees. The director, Liron Silverman, managed to produce a song to mark 100 days in captivity of the hostages. From the moment the idea came up, in less than a week, an editor, photographer, singers and music producer were recruited - and even a place was donated: the huge performance hall at 3 Reading Street in Tel Aviv.
The singers during the production of the music video, photo: Liron Silverman
Liron Silverman, Photo: Private
All the participants in the production of the video, front and backstage, did so voluntarily. "A week ago, before a meeting about the Sharon municipality's Memorial Day event, they talked in the room about the centenary day," Silverman explains. "It's incomprehensible to me that 100 days have passed, even though life has stopped for so many people. It made me think about what 100 days is. A few hours and a few minutes it is.
"A friend suggested the famous song Seasons of Love, from the musical Rent, I wrote the lyrics in Hebrew and from that moment, everyone I spoke to volunteered to make this important thing happen. It moved me a lot and I wish it would help with something and raise more awareness. They must be brought back now."
Photo: Ruslan Paul. Music production: Shuli Koren. Singers (graduates of the Rimon School): Itai Ben Shalom, Liam Forman, Maya Davidoff Taharlev, Naomi Sommer, Tom Mor, Inbal Katzin and Aya Sivan. Eric Schechter donated Reading 3, a home for live performances, for the filming.
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