And in The World, Morris writes about Tel Aviv, Israel. She writes that it is a city that looks familiar, like you might recognize someone you know there . . . but not! You're on the Eastern Mediterranean, not New York, Berlin, or Paris. She writes that Tel Aviv is a unique entity of its own, with a look of the West with a soul from the East, mixed and mashed with culture from Jews (from all over) and a Palestinian population that is a wholly different shade altogether.
I recommend buying The World, and taking a look at it . . . but I bring it up because this video (and things that look like it) always seem to remind me of how Morris writes about the Israeli cultural capital: Tel Aviv.
Israel. Part IV. Tel Aviv. Night from dmytriy_golumbevskiy on Vimeo.
