You Can't Ask That (Arabs - IL)

Finally, the barrier of fear has been breached and with unprecedented courage, victims of sexual violence are breaking the silence.

Without water, electricity, or paved roads, Bedouin residents of unrecognized villages in the Negev bravely answer questions.

No eye will remain dry over the stories of mothers who share one of the greatest pains they have ever experienced - stillbirth.

Young men and women, beautiful and brave, opening their hearts and honestly answering questions they were afraid to ask. Like: "Do you take medication?" and "Have they told you you're crazy?"

“Have you ever thought about selling the land and getting rid of it?” Farmers-cultivators talk about their special relationship with the land and the challenges of climate and modern living.

Courageous women face intimate questions and talk about the long road they've taken and still have to travel to become mothers.

One of the strangest, most terrifying and perhaps most sublime professions. For the first time, corpse washers reveal themselves and answer questions.

Women and men who feel they were born in the wrong body. For the first time, they reveal themselves and face difficult questions with courage.

"Generation of Despair" is still called in the Arab world, in an unprecedented move, brave women are sitting in front of the cameras and offering the most optimistic answers.

Did they told you 'because you are Arab you can’t treat me' ? Nurses open their hearts and answer questions without filtering.