The tragedy of battle in the West Bank and the lasting effects of war play out in the lives of two men struggling after their encounters in combat. Their difficult return to everyday life after battle is captured over a span of more than two years.
What begins as an optimistic 'love story' quickly develops into despair when Yaelle's father ostracized her for her decision to have a lesbian wedding with Aya.
באפריל 2005 פתח עברי לידר את סיבוב ההופעות "זה לא אותו דבר" במופע בכורה חגיגי ובלתי נשכח. המופע, ששמר על הצליל החי והמיוחד של האלבום, מתועד ב-DVD הכולל את שירי אלבומו המצליח ומיטב להיטיו הגדולים של עברי בעיבודים חדשים: "הכוס הכחולה", "חולצת פסים", "לאונרדו", "בוא" ואחרים. כמו כן, מבצע עברי שירים שלא ביצע בעבר: "עטוף ברחמים" עם ריטה וביצוע שונה ומיוחד ל"אדוני" (של רוני). על הבמה ליוו את עברי 9 נגנים (ביניהם רביעיית כלי מיתר), אשר יחדיו העניקו למופע צביון רוקי ואנרגטי. מעבר לכך, הכריזמה הבימתית של עברי מגובה בסאונד ותאורה ייחודיים, כשהפעם התווסף גם וידאו ארט מרשים וחדשני. עבודת הסאונד נעשתה בלונדון באולפנו של יועד נבו והתוצאה – הסאונד המתקדם ביותר (DTS 5.1).
A young man wanders around the park, looking for a phone. He meets the usual characters of the park and is willing to do anything to be able to call his traditional mother before Shabbat.
A modern-day analogy and freestyle adaptation of the life and work of acclaimed Israeli poet, Rachel Bluwstein.
The world of a young woman explored through a cinematic stream-of-consciousness foray.
Ilan Yagoda’s short which he made as his graduation project from the Beit Zvi School for the Performing Arts’s film department, is a documentary that follows the story of far-left activist Rami Livneh, who had been a member of numerous Israeli reactionary organisations such as Compass (‘matzpen’), Struggle (ma’avak), and the Revolutionary Socialist Movement. Livenh was handed a prison sentence for liaising with a foreign agent, a Palestinian student affiliated with Fatah. Yaguda spent a full weekend shadowing Livneh and his family, six years after his release from prison and the very next day following the fatal domestic terror attack at a ‘Peace Now’ Jerusalem demonstration where a grenade thrown into the crowd claimed the life of Emil Grünzweig. The [originally Hebrew-rhyming] title of the film is also the name of a children’s story Livenh wrote for his kids whilst behind bars, about a boy who always does as he’s told as opposed to what he really wants to do.
The borders of Israel are fraught with high tension. Since October 7th, uncertainty about the enemy’s next move has left residents in a state of perpetual anxiety. The pressure leads to bizarre situations, with no clear end in sight. Stories oscillate between tangible borders and imagined ones, painting a picture of a society struggling to rise from the ashes.
