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To the occasional onlooker, my childhood yard may appear like another shabby parking space in a Jerusalem ultra-orthodox neighborhood. To me, it is the first "outside" I encountered, the landscape of the only home I have ever known. I have been living in this yard for thirty-four years. As an adult, it continues to fascinate me with its ever-changing mood. It had embraced secular, religious, and ultra-orthodox atmospheres, but today, we are one of the last non-Ultra orthodox families living here. A film by Yochay Rosenberg

"Cosmos" is the story of cosmonaut Mark, whose spaceship on the way to Earth collided with a school of giant electric fish. The fish de-energized the ship, and there was a crash. Throughout the cartoon, Mark tries to fix the ship, balancing between despair and hope. He really wants to go home to his son.

Today is Assaf's day off, but his wife Michal drags him to a museum. Over the course of their visit to a place that never changes, Assaf wonders how he and Michal have changed since they met. A chance encounter with a lovely tourist prompts Assaf to choose between a perfect stranger and the wife he knows.

2014. Israel is at war in Gaza again. Inside an Israeli hospital, hundreds gather to boost national morale, and Uri, a wounded Israeli soldier, finds himself unwillingly turned into a war hero. A private family hardship turned public spectacle, offers an inside critical look into Israeli society and the way war as a state of mind is shaping it as a nation.

3 stories revolving the Usher family. An elderly man seeks redemption by returning a dead friend's watch. A straight arrow, fights her brothers' desire to give their dying sister a falsified Ph.D. A Rabbi struggles with a congregant's secret or losing the woman he loves.

In a town where the adults live on ground level and children refuse to come down from the treetops, a series of interviews sets out to discover - what is it exactly that the generations misunderstand about each other? This animated documentary highlights the absurdity of childhood, adult-ness, the internet, and generational gaps.

Kibbutz Maoz Chaim children's house, 1943. A gunshot rings out, followed by silence.11-year-old Dvor'aleh is orphaned. She was told that her mother was killed by a stray bullet during weapons training, but soon begins hearing the word "suicide" whispered among the kibbutz members. Dvora is deeply troubled: was it an accident or was it suicide? If it was suicide, how could her mother leave her alone in the world like that? Only years later does Dvora discover the truth. Journeying to the past, her son, the filmmaker, revisits the childhood of a mother with "rain in her eyes", as she described herself - a mother whose tormented life story shaped her writing and her relationship with her children and family.

Naama is confident her partner, who unsuccessfully tries to conceive, wants a dick. When their relationship starts to crumble, Naama goes out to ask a radical and unrealistic solution.

A woman who has lived in Vienna for more than fifty years leaves home and immigrates to Israel. In her last week there, she has to pack up, break up, come to terms with the loss of her husband, and examine her relationship with her son.

Nivi, a teenage girl, tries to re-navigate her life after casual meetings with acquaintances.

Nina is a street prostitute who is captive in a reality where her pimp and the male world rule her. After discovering that her life is about to change, she tries to do everything to get out of the prison world where she has lived all her life.

Roni surprises Ellie on her birthday at the Dead Sea with her friends. The attempts to make Ellie happy only deepen the gaps, and just before the lowest place on earth she’ll have to decide.

Zeev, a young film student, has been chosen to play a senior role in the production of an LGBT student film. But it turns out that the lead actor is a guy who broke his heart a short time earlier, and he doesn’t know if he will be able to do it. At the same time, Ze’ev’s younger brother, a high-risk drug addict boy, is trying to enlist in the IDF and save himself from his disintegrated family.

Young filmmaker Timor David is following his friends around in this 50 minute movie filmed in the span of one night.