The mature and successful drag queen Susie Soufflé meets the young queen Sima Sensation on her way to the show. As they walk along Nordau Strasse, examining its present state against its glorious past, Susie discovers that Sima threatens her position and career.
Key events of the war on Gaza have left their traces in this filmmaker's family history. When he arrives in Berlin, he learns to distrust his own perceptions.
a celebrity develops a relationship with a lobby boy
Forgotten testimonies and rare archival materials tell for the first time the stories of women from the aftermath of the Yom Kippur War and reveal a new perspective on the war.
Naomi’s Questions is an intimate and poetic documentary about Naomi, a 34-year-old woman with Williams syndrome. Filmed by her father over more than thirty years—mainly in their family home in Old Jaffa—the film explores Naomi’s journey toward independence after leaving home at 21. Blending archival footage, present scenes, and poetic re-enactments, the film becomes a cinematic letter—a dialogue between a father and his luminous daughter. Through this personal and collective memory, it questions how we perceive difference, vulnerability, and intelligence. Inspired by the Kabbalistic idea of Tikkun Olam, it suggests that those often seen as “wounded by fate” may carry the seed of our collective healing.
Mira goes out to seek quiet and peace, but happens upon a random and surreal meeting with Sari who is her exact opposite. This will bring her to re-examine those aspects of herself from which she is trying to hide.
Rinat and her friend Guy meet Clara and the talking tree and sing Naomi Shemer's songs
After the law allowing every citizen to commit one murder in their lifetime is passed, Rona’s grandmother is killed. As a strong opponent of the law, Rona feels conflicted. Can revenge pay off?
Neri Aluma, Hanan’s mother, is determined to reignite her son’s passion for life as he struggles with mental illness. Neri is a writer. Hanan, a musician, has been writing and singing since the age of 13. Through their creative work, they break down the walls of silence and concealment that separate the outside world from the storm within their home. Art allows them to engage in dialogue and create meaning and beauty within the chaos the entire family endures. Neri’s prose and Hanan’s music guide the film, giving voice to the pain of a family’s long struggle with mental illness.
Dudu doesn’t want to wear his fancy birthday suit, or listen to his mother. When he and his mother fight after he loses a watch that belonged to his father, they soon come to understand that a watch is not all they stand to lose.
Yinon sits all day at the Ness Ziona bus station, to gain perspective. But he never gets on the bus. He has a close friend - Malkiel, a real rock star. And who is responsible for reminding Yinon that the worst thing is to be an imitation, that you shouldn't let anyone decide for you, that the most dangerous thing is to want to be loved. Until one day, a new girl comes to town - Verdit, disrupting Yinon's boring routine, and life in Ness Ziona will never be the same.
A film adaptation of the story “The Green Man” by Yehonatan Geffen.
The news reports of Moti Kirschenbaum, whose immeasurable contribution to Israeli media still resonates to the present day, were broadcast over four decades on Israeli television. Over the years, many journalists considered him a beacon and followed in his footsteps. One such journalist, Ben Shani, proposed that he and Kirschenbaum set out on a journey in the footsteps of those mythological reports. Moti immediately agreed. No-one knew then that his days were numbered and that he would die suddenly, just before shooting was to start. The journey planned for two became one man's journey through the many stages in Kirschenbaum's life
A wild cat does whatever he wants, wreaking havoc on his neighbors and innocent bystanders . A short film commissioned by the Israeli Ministry of Education and Culture, showing through the use of animal puppets, the importance of manners and etiquette.
In China, over 69 million children have been left behind by their parents in their home villages while they migrate to big cities to survive. Qui Che (14) was left by his mother with his grandparents. He was 4 years old when his father tragically took his own life due to their financial situation. He grew up lonely with unbearable burdens to help his grandparents with farm work. He vents his difficulties by writing diaries that provide a glimpse into his inner world. His story reveals a personal journey filled with emotional, familial, and societal challenges, especially the absence of his mother, who returns home once in three years. The film is a microcosm of the universal migration tendencies around the world.
A student mockumentary film about an analogy between pigeons and the politican stance in Israel.
A young transgender girl returns home from a night out with a friend and notices that a mysterious man is following her.
