To Die in Jerusalem

Ever since 17-year-old Rachel Levy, an Israeli, was killed four years ago in Jerusalem by a Palestinian suicide bomber, her mother, Abigail, has hardly found a moment’s peace.

The Forgotten Ones

A young Israeli born in Yugoslavia researches the nature of the extermination of Jews in her home land, the part the Germans played, and the part played by the various nationalities in Yugoslavia.

The Last Nazi Hunter

70 years after the Holocaust, American born-Israeli citizen, Dr. Efraim Zuroff ‎is tracking down surviving Nazi war criminals in hopes to bring them to justice.

The Secret

The fascinating story of Polish citizens who learn, often after living a lifetime as Christians in a Communist nation, that they are of Jewish origin.

Seder Trek

The largest Passover Seder in the world and a spectacular journey to the Nepalese Himalayan mountains, an impossible connection between these two far-away worlds brought together in this wonderful film.

Rachel Agmon

Haim gives Rachel a ride. She's religious. He's married with kids. Still, they have a baby. Thirty years on, Yair embarks on two weird and funny journeys with his parents - and is exposed to the grandeur and wretchedness of the affair that brought him to this world.

A Mirror for the Sun

Album 61

How right is it to choose your child’s path?

Alone

In a little Jerusalem apartment, surrounded by dolls and cats, Miriam Yalan Shtekelis wrote children songs that captured the hearts of generations of Israelis, Reuven Brodeski - created a russian legend on Shtekelis, using miniatures that were created especially for this film.

Yeshurun in 6 Chapters

As a radical and isolated poet, he broke the boundaries of language using Hebrew, Yiddish and Arabic in ways that no other did. Who was Avot Yeshurun, also known as Yehiel Perlmutter?

Vogel Lost Vogel

Who was David Vogel? the man who left behind novels and poems in a magnificent hebrew, describing sexuality and desire, roleplays and identities, like no other before him

Five Hours From Paris

In a working-class suburb of Tel Aviv, two people meet. He is a taxi driver and she is a music teacher.

Death and the Maiden

The turbulent life story of Charlotte Salomon.

Eli & Ben

The life of the Yassif family becomes almost impossible when the father who is the city architect, is charged with taking bribes.

Vice Versa

An intimate and passionate love-story between a religious Yeshiva scholar and an 18 years old girl that transcends their boundaries.

The Impure

“Impures” is how Argentinian Jewish pimps were called in the early 20th century. They built a network of vicious organizations trafficking in thousands of unfortunate Eastern-European Jewish women, one of whom was the film director's relative.

Women in Sink

In an Arab hair-salon in Israel, the director installs a camera over the washing-basin. As she washes their hair, she converses candidly with the salon’s clients –Arabs and Jews - on Israeli politics, life and love

The New Black (Shababniks)

The show features a group of four Haredi students who study at a yeshiva in Jerusalem. One of them, Gedalya, is on the straight and narrow, while the other three prefer their Talmud study with a side of hanging out in the park, shopping at the mall and general goofing off. Shababniks is a Hebrew slang word for a Haredi youth who is off the path – but not entirely. There are no tortured heroes or heartbreaking scenes in Shababniks. What you will find in Shababniks is fun, and a lot of it.

Doubtful

A story about a detached man that aspires to save delinquent youth through art, and thoughtful teenagers who do not want to be saved.

The Raven – Ze’ev Jabotinsky

The Raven tries to fathom Jabotinsky’s deceptive character. The film follows his conflicted, controversial character, the meaningful choices, desires and abilities that eventually led him to end his life prematurely but left a huge mark on Zionism and Israel.

The Awakener – The Story of YH Brenner

six dead bodies were found near the Red House between Tel Aviv and Jaffa. One was the body of Y.H. Brenner, a brilliant author, the sharp critic of his generation, a man of ambiguous sexuality and the characteristics of a raging prophet; he was well known throughout the Jewish world

Miss Bluwstein Rachel

The life of Hebrew poet Rachel Bluwstein, known simply as Rachel, considered a national poet of Israel. Includes interviews with literary researchers, poets, historians, and biographers.

Bialik – King of the Jews

this film retells the story of the little boy from the shtetl, who By the age of thirty he’d already become the most famous poet in the Jewish world

The Seven Tapes

Wollach died young, leaving a legacy of urban myth, madness, and mystery around her eccentric personality. The film is based on seven tapes of interviews granted by Wollach before her death, in which she speaks of madness, drugs, encounters with God, and the dangers of writing

Duma

The first film by a female Arabic speaker to confront the taboo of sexual violence against Arab women, who are frequently forced into silence to preserve their family’s honor.

The Five Houses of Leah Goldberg

Leah Goldberg is still an enigmatic figure – she is Israel’s most beloved poet, a powerful woman, who lived with her mother and never married, a woman who invented herself from the ashes of World War I through her magical poetry.

Pizza in Auschwitz

The story of Danny Chanoch who survived five concentration camps and has finally managed to convince his kids to visit the camp with him. The goal of the trip is to spend a night in Auschwitz in the same barracks where he once slept.