The incredible story of Avraham Sutskever, the greatest Yiddish poet, who saved manuscripts from the Nazis, survived WWII due to Stalin’s special rescue plane, testified in the Nuremberg Trials, and died anonymously in Tel Aviv.
Cellfish explores the life and work of artist Shelly Federman. The film incorporates over thirty years of footage and interlinks between her artwork and her ability to experience life itself, as a work of art.
A distorted social portrait about the illusion of free will and choice, using a collage of images from the realms of advertising, art history, and the Internet.
Malka must take care of her elderly husband Shmulik, while simultaneously coping with her son's ALS disease. Despite the hardships, Malka participates in a film inspired by her son's dark humor.
Top alumni of the Jerusalem Sam Spiegel Film School create six contemporary interpretations of Avraham Heffner’s legendary black and white short, Slow Down.
