A Woman Called Golda 1982 Ingrid Bergman Part 1 w Hebrew subtitles

The link to part 2: A Woman Called Golda is a 1982 American made-for-television film biopic of the first woman Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir (outstandingly played by the actress Ingrid Bergman in her last role). The story of Golda Meir’s life is tightly linked to the rebirth of Israel and what happened before and after. In this 2 parts miniseries they managed to create very close to the authentic feeling of how it was at that time in Israel in the Kibbutzes, in the parliament, and lots of other events before and after the independence of Israel. In the miniseries Ingrid Bergman is outstandingly playing the mature Golda Meir (this was the last film of Ingrid Bergman for which she got both the Golden Globe Award as well as Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress). This film is a must for anyone who has feelings for the Jewish people and Israel, as it portrays the challenges and hardships that lead to the independence of Israel. This film can also be appreciated by people of all cultures and traditions, as it is an inspiration for one and for all, showing how a person with one pointed dedication and conviction can lead to great deeds which can help many people and a nation as a whole.