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Aya misses the last bus and is stuck in Jerusalem for the weekend. Her plans to watch Master Chef and eat cornflakes go awry when she receives a surprising phone call from Itamar, a student who studies with her.

Through never-before- revealed dramatic testimonies of Israeli ex-soldiers and Palestinian ex-detainees and previously unpublished videos and stills, the film tells the story of the Israel's controversial al-Ansar POW camp in Lebanon. Although Israel and Lebanon are still enemies, we were able to reveal the 40 years old secret.

During the holidays, when the ice cream truck come to the neighborhood, 11 years old Yair come down to buy one, but everyday he got humiliated by the other boys in the neighborhood. One after-noon - the ice cream seller will teach Yair how to hit back. From this moment - everything is going to change.

Idan, Rotem and Dor sets a bonfire and take a camera with them.

Two men, brought together virtually, grapple with the challenges of forging a deeper connection within the confines of an implausible, predetermined reality.

A short animated film about two friends who watch together as acid rain washes over the city. The stormy weather outside reflects the feelings of Ariel, who realizes that this is her last chance to confess her feelings to Sophie. Before Sophie leaves the apartment, Ariel plucks up courage and the two kiss against the background of the brightening view outside the window.

A rare look at the interactions between women inmates and wardens over a period of two years. Ethnic diversity is explored within the confines of tiny prison cells.

Four heroes try to save what is left of Israel's wildlife. A total struggle, without many successes for the future of Israel's nature.

Chancela fled home at the age of six. As a young charismatic African-Israeli, he abandons the community for fame and success in the big city. Coming of age, his origins emerge making him fight for his identity and face his violent refugee father. Now comes the inner conflict, tearing him Inside-Out almost like a REBIRTH. The Birth of his 'NEW BLACK'.

Two and a half years after the sudden death of Moti Kirschenbaum, his grandson Liri and his son Knaan went to the Okavango Delta, an amazing natural land, to photograph and tell experiences from another journey. 12 days in field conditions, far from civilization, sleeping in the bedroom of the zebra and the elephant. This is the story of a "Kirschenbaum" journey in Africa. A story about difficult roads, rains, winds and thoughts in the Land of Nature in Genesis.

Yigal Mosinzon is an integral part of Israeli culture; all are familiar with his timeless books, plays, and films such as Hasamba and Kazablan. Mosinzon is a cultural icon who remains mysterious, always managing to surprise his audiences with innovations that contrast mundane reality with unfamiliar, never-before-seen perspectives. His unconventional personal story comes to life through his work, revealing colorful episodes inspired by a myriad of relationships, marriages, and more than one unbelievable romance, including with Marilyn Monroe. The fictional realities he created never stray far from his unique personal experiences. Mosinzon's character is unraveled in this film, a man who was not afraid to discover, change and turn imagination into reality in a life that was an absolute secret.

The film by Ido Sela, who recorded with his camera Meir Ariel's special concert tour throughout the country in October 1987. This is a concert tour structured like an American election campaign: Meir Ariel and his band land without prior notice in various places throughout the country - Tiberias Beach, the Acre Theater Festival, Kibbutz Mishmaret that Ariel was A member of it, Pituach towns - build a temporary stage and sell their musical "merchandise" and their illusory sleep to the curious locals. Sela uses wisely and is completely unconcerned with the differences that exist between the people of Tel Aviv and the people of the suburbs.

Located in the city of Rehovot lies the Marmorek neighborhood. Its Yemenite residents pride in the Hapoel Marmorek Soccer team with its director, Hanan Adani, 73. A veteran of many battles. Players and coaches alike have changed multiple times while he stays in a little room within the stadium dominating the group with an iron fist. The only thing bothering him is retirement. The director, Ruben Brodsky draws a portrait of a man defined by his eternal love: Hapoel Marmorek.

Two women clean a neglected house of one of them, who lives there with her 12 cats. The condition of the house is the result of years of neglect. The desire of one to help the other collides with the tenant's inability to deal with her own neglect. This creates a Sisyphean process during which the dirt clears up and the new consciousness begins to seep in.

Joined by his camera, Jonathan accompanies his grandparents as they venture off to explore Bhutan for their 60th anniversary; a journey in which he’ll witness the delicate intricacies of their relationship begin to slowly unfold.

A Comic Documentary That Follows The 2001 Cannabis Cup Competition In Amsterdam, Right After 9/11.

Through the story of the late Shulamit Aloni the film traces the history and current situation of the two extremes at which she chose to position herself – feminism in gender issues and the left in Israeli politics. The film asks how and why Aloni chose these extremes rather than yielding to the warm embrace of the consensus where in fact she grew up and developed. Did she leave the consensus behind or did she reach its outer limits and remained within them?