Set against the backdrop of Israel’s shifting history from the 1960s to the early 2000s, this documentary traces the rise and decline of the Kibbutz volunteer movement. From the idealism of young foreigners seeking communal life, through the cultural clashes of sex, drugs, and rock & roll within ...

This documentary film follows Osher, Michele, and Eitan—at-risk youth removed from their homes and raised in foster care. As they turn 18, their legal foster placement ends, and they face life on their own. A Waste of Space captures their first year of independence, as they confront past traumas ...

This powerful documentary explores the tragic and complex history of Lebanon—a nation shaped by endless foreign entanglements and internal divides. From Palestinian resistance and Syrian claims to Israeli wars and American failures, outside forces have long fueled the chaos. Yet it is the Lebanes...

In the following documentary film, Blind Spot explores a topic rarely discussed—fatherhood. Even after becoming fathers, Israeli men continue to carry the cultural weight of masculinity: what they must do, what they must not, and what defines them as men. The film follows a group of fathers to ch...

Award-winning writer Nir Baram grew up in a political household. Both his father and grandfather were members of the Knesset and Ministers in the Israeli Labor Party governments. As Baram begins to lose faith in even the possibility of a two-state solution, he decides to travel throughout the Wes...

This documentary film follows Johnny, who believes in Africa’s future and dreams of returning from Israel to bring modern fish farming to his homeland. His wife, Thérèse, sees no future there and is focused on securing a better life for their children—even if it means staying in Israel at any cos...

The documentary film brings the story of "The Voice of Israel in Arabic," a radio station that transcended its role as a mere broadcaster. Operating in the 1940s to 1960s, it covertly utilized propaganda, psychological warfare, and encoded messages to activate agents. Unveiling this enthralling n...

This touching documentary film follows Ravit, a woman who spends her days cooking for Tel Aviv’s homeless and her nights hugging abandoned babies in the maternity ward—offering them the warmth and human connection they need to survive. Though she never had children of her own, Ravit dedicates her...

In this documentary film, a new municipal school—My Neighborhood—opens in South Tel Aviv to serve a diverse community, including children of African refugees. To make space, the city controversially clears part of the long-standing Orthodox school Roots. Just 40 steps apart, the two schools must ...

This documentary film follows Fadhumo and Helen, two refugee women—one in Tel Aviv, the other in Berlin—bound by friendship, resilience, and a shared struggle for dignity. Facing discrimination and displacement, they become powerful social activists, fighting to uplift women like themselves. Dire...

Wedding Night (Leil Clulot) is an intimate and visually poetic documentary by Rachel Elizur that delves into the most private and pivotal moment in ultra-Orthodox Jewish life—the wedding night. Through confessional audio testimonies, separated from their visual counterparts, the film explores the...

This documentary film revisits what it meant to grow up on an Israeli Air Force base between the euphoria of the Six-Day War and the trauma of the Yom Kippur War. For the director, son of one of Israel’s most iconic commanders, cockpits and runways were a childhood playground. But years later, th...

The rescue of the Children of Teheran from the clutches of the Final Solution in Europe stands out as one of the key stories of rescue in the history of modern Zionism. This is the never-before documented story of the audacious rescue of 800 Jewish children from occupied Poland, through Tehran.

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A cinematic documentary that paints the journey of two grandchildren fighting to reclaim their families' looted artworks. As they navigate walls of bureaucracy and legal obstacles, they uncover a vanished world—one that ultimately eclipses the art itself.

Production Year: 2024
Directed By Mool...

On Mount Gerizim, a community of 850 Samaritans and their 3,500-year-old biblical tradition struggle to survive. Endangered by the modern life surrounding them and strict customs on marriage within their religion, they try to prevent extinction and preserve the community, the Torah, and their Hol...

A real-life Kafkaesque tale brought to life through docu-animation
Winner of the Jury Prize for Best Documentary at the 2025 Haifa Film Festival, this cinematic adaptation of the bestselling book Kafka's Last Trial by Benjamin Balint unravels a century-old saga of betrayal, legacy, and justice. W...

A documentary film about a young Orthodox couple fighting to integrate their autistic son into society. To fulfill that dream, they are willing to risk everything—questioning their relationship, their faith, and their place in the world.

Director: Henya Brodbeker
Producer: Avigail Sperber
Produc...