The film will have its U.S. premiere at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival and its Canadian premiere at the Victoria International Film Festival.
Congratulations to The Unorthodox!
Washington Post: King Bibi is one of the most anticipated documentaries to watch
Washington Post selects King Bibi as 1 of 6 great documentaries to watch!
“… fascinating insight into the media evolution of Benjamin Netanyahu”.
Noah Klieger dies at 92
Noah Klieger, the Israeli Forrest Gump, Holocaust survivor and Israeli journalist, dies at 92. The amazing story of Noah Klieger was documented in Uri Borreda’s film Box for Life.
Best Mid-Length Documentary awarded to The Wounded Healer
The Wounded Healer wins the “Best Mid- Length Documentary Award” at the 2018 Documentary Forum Awards, Congratulations!
Audience Choice for Best Documentary Awarded to Black Honey
Congratulations to the team of Black Honey: The Life and Poetry of Avraham Sutzkever. The film won the Audience Choice Award for Best Documentary at the The Israel Film Festival in Los Angeles, USA!
Cause of Death’s international premiere at IDFA!
Featured in the new Frontlight section in IDFA, Cause of Death follows the story of a bereaved man facing the Israeli security establishment and the State of Israel. Ten years after the death of policeman Salim Barakat in a terror attack, his brother Jamal investigates the identity of Salim’s killer and whether the police are withholding information.
Camerimage Film Festival in Poland premieres The Wounded Healer
The Wounded Healer, which had its world premiere at the DocAviv Film Festival 2018, has been selected to the Camerimage Festival, the most recognized festival dedicated to the art of cinematography, as documentary special screening!
USA Premiere for Family in Transition at DOC NYC
Family in Transition, selected and screened at DOC NYC 2018 followed by theatrical releases in NY and LA. “The film packs an undeniable emotional punch, presenting a fresh viewpoint on its hot-button topic” The Hollywood Reporter
Phoenix International premiere at DOK Leipzig!
Phoenix, was born and raised in the African Hebrew Israelite community in Dimona, a small city in the desert of Israel. Phoenix who was abused as a child, lives in post-trauma, uses sculpture and rap song writing to help himself overcome it. But the road to healing is still very long and Phoenix knows he deserves to be happy.
Wild Kids wins Audience Award at JFF
Go2films is back from JFF with 2 new awards: Wild Kids, directed by Tal Passes, has won Audience Award and The Love Letter, directed by Atara Frish, received Jury Mention for Best Short.
