Founded in 2005, Go2Films specializes in the distribution, marketing and exhibition of Independent Israeli films. Based in Jerusalem , Go2Films represents some of the more unique and contemporary films coming out of Israel today.

Go2Films specializes in the distribution, marketing and exhibition of Independent Israeli fiction and documentary films, as well as International titles. Founded in 2005, Go2Films focuses on high-quality films that explore the social and multi-cultural aspects of life, focusing on moving stories that resonate for the world-wide a udi ence. 
Go2Films catalogue boasts more than 6o titles, for sales and for non-theatrical screenings, incl udi ng award-winning films as `Arab Labor`,  `SideWalk`, `Desert Brides`, `Yedidia`s Collection` ,`A Green Chariot` and more. With extensive background in the educational market, Go2Films specializes in creating innovative ways to market its films to the broadest a udi ence possible and receive maximum exposure.

Hedva Goldschmidt, Go2Films Managing Director, founded the Company after 8 years` experience in Film Distribution. She headed the Distribution Department at The Ma`ale Film School, and currently serves as the Marketing and Distribution Consultant for the Gesher Multicultural Film Fund. A former Graphic Designer and freelance Illustrator, she lives in Jerusalem with her husband and five children.

Natalie Haziza immigrated to Israel from Johannesburg, South Africa at age 14 and today lives in Jerusalem. She holds a BFA in Film and Arts from Sapir Academic College, Sderot and is studying for an MA in Communication and Culture Studies at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. 
Natalie has taught film-making to different community groups in Southern Israel from Sderot high school students to prisoners in the Beer Sheva Prison. She has represented Israel at the Clermont-Ferrand short film festival in France, and has participated in numerous film workshops in Russia and South Africa organized by the Goethe Institut. . Her films have been screened in Israel and Wordlwide. Her film Faith won her 1st prize at the Rome Jewish Film Festival short competition.