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Shirley is a new social NCO, turns up in a rugges, manly world. Assigned to a new IDF base, she's torn apart by her attraction to the authoritative Yaron, and the curious Daniel.

In Fluorescent, Avner Pinchover shoots a tube lamp from a cannon against a wall, capturing the resulting shimmer of shards – at 3000 frames per second.

Yaakov Smith was an ultra-orthodox married man with six children and a pillar of his community, when he left his family, his community, and Israel. It took him 20 years to return - only this time as an observant woman. The documentary by Rachel Rusinek and Eyal Ben Moshe touches honestly and openly on a subject that is both relevant and unspoken. It is also a film about self-acceptance, compassion, love, and family.

Tal and Yossi are exclusively dating for two months now. An afternoon hot sex interferes with their plans when Yossi's condom disappeared deep in Tal's ass. Now they must deal with an HIV test, a test Tal has never taken yet, and the lost condom that must be found. Nurse Nona comes their aid illuminates the situation in her own special way.

'Eitan' is a young man who secretly desires Trans-genders. Eitan tries every possible way to suppress his attraction. The main way in which he represses his desire is to use of steroids and bodybuilding. Eitan begins a journey of mistakes towards meeting with Trans-gender that will bring him far from where he planned to be.

A young guy's quest for love turns into a whole new reality.

A single cigarette is enough to bring back the fire of passion. Two lovers meet in the suburbs to “pick the fruit of love” again.

Weeks after Shachar, a Jerusalem-based Yeshiva student, gets married his wife falls pregnant. The wife soon discovers that Shachar is in fact gay and throws him out before he ever gets to meet his daughter. Now at 40, Shachar volunteers at a LGBTQ hot-line and at nights, transforms himself into his drag alter ego - Rabbi Falsch. After years of keeping his distance, Shachar decides to step back into the ultra-orthodox world for a long overdue confrontation and first-time reunion with his daughter.

Two women celebrate their anniversary outdoors, along with their dog, Nala. They find themselves in a hidden grove on the edge of a beautiful lake. Slowly they give themselves up to nature and to each other, until they experience a shattering change in their relationship.

A short film that follows Alice, an addled teenager, suffering from sleep paralysis due to the struggle of keeping her sexuality a secret from her family and society.

Yes and No are in the middle of the desert. Yes lies on a mat and eats strawberries from a straw basket and No hands tied behind her back with a red rope. Yes believe they should be together forever and no thinks otherwise.

The film portrays the events of a single day in Cairo of 1954, as they unfold through the personal story of the now 97-years-old Jacques Motola. Through present-day conversations with his granddaughter, his memories of past reveal the story of an aging artist and still somewhat a man of mystery.

A moment before Liam - born Linoy - sets off to Germany to undergo surgery from which there is no turning back, he finds the time to make peace with himself, his family, and society at large.

Bar, a student who has a lot of growing up to do and is unfortunately also a bit ignorant, needs to study for an exam with Yair, a fellow student of his who just happens to be homosexual, or else risk failure. In the days leading up to the exam Bar doesn't miss a single error in the ways of tact, but manages to learn a lot as well, and not just for the test. Along the way he discovers that he can be physically attracted to another man, when before he wouldn't dare say who is better looking: a movie star or a funny looking old comedian, he stands up for a gay couple - so what if he winds up doing even more damage? And he discovers a new friend, who he finds even intriguing, and so what if he is gay?

Route 60 – connecting Joseph’s Tomb, Temple Mount, and the Cave of the Patriarchs contains the beginning of history and the connection of the Jewish people to the Land of Israel. The film examines aspects of the “place,” which “illuminates” the political conflict.

This is one of the stories in which it is hard to believe. Shlomo Cohen-Abarbanel, an Israeli Mossad secret agent who worked undercover in Egypt managed to convince everybody that he was a French abstractionist painter Charduval - and even sold some of his works depicting naive and primitive scenes from the life of the mysterious East. He became the subject of this post-documentary film (one that is beyond the feature/documentary division), around which its director Tamir Zadok, who also appears in "Art Undercover", created an entire exhibition in the Tel Aviv Museum of Art in 2018. Tamir travels to Cairo in order to find Charduval’s paintings that were sold to the Museum of Modern Egyptian Art, while also trying not to give his identity away. This way Zadok is also creating art undercover, brilliantly carrying on the tradition of artistic espionage, alternating documentary episodes with scenes that but imitate real-life footage. The film becomes a match to the subject it explores.