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Israel Inside

Israel Inside sidesteps the usual conversation of politics, conflict and violence, and tells the story of the Israeli people whose resilience has propelled Israel to the forefront of world innovation and progress.

Hula and Natan

A comic-tragic bitter and witty documentary about the attempts of two garage men who live in a poverty stricken war zone to survive through their fatalistic reality.

Salsa Tel Aviv

Vicky travels to Israel dressed as a nun to find her estranged husband in Tel Aviv. On her way she meets Yoni, an Israeli university professor who helps her go through Israeli customs.

Foreign Letters

Two immigrant girls, from Israel and Vietnam, rely on each other to learn about life in America.

Violinists

This is a Sisyphean, uncompromising journey of 10-year-old children from Tiberias who are remarkable at playing the the violin.

Duma

An inner perspective into the phenomena of sexual abuse in Palestinian society.

Shrouds

Nachum, begins to become a certified undertaker. He is still dealing with the death of his baby daughter.Unable to get rid of the guilt feeling that haunts him, Nachum decides to touch death daily.

Hag Sameah (Happy Holidays)

Magda and Yutka are two sisters who have emigrated from Hungary to Israel and now need to deal with their mixed identity.

Sumna's Letter

After another fierce argument with her adopting parents, Hanna embarks on a significant journey to find her real mother in Romania.

Mendelsohn's Incessant Visions

A soldier stationed at the Russian front in 1916, draws sketches to his young lover in Berlin. Would these sketches be the "conception moment" of modern architecture?

Just the Two of Us

The film tells the story of 88 years old Samuel Wilinberg and Kalman Taigman, the last survivors of the Treblinka death camp.

World Class Kids

With poignant intuition and uninhibited directness, unique to second graders they point out basic conflicts in Israeli society, and deal with a turbulent school year.

Severed Ties

The film is about Dina who's searching for her brother Nachum, who disappeared right after his birth, 60 years ago.

The Chosen People

The Founding Myths of the Israeli Identity- How Zionist myths were imprinted into the collective consciousness and their relevance today.

Lia

A cinematic portrait of Lia van Leer, founder of the Israeli Film Archive, Jerusalem Cinematheque and Jerusalem International Film Festival.

The Fifth Heaven

1944. Palestine is under British Mandate as the Second World War rages.13-year-old Maya arrives at an orphanage on the outskirts of Tel Aviv and tries to piece her life together.

A Jewish Girl in Shanghai

Shanghai, 1939. A sad violin tune plays throughout the city. Little Rina and her younger brother Mishalli have fled to Shanghai from Europe, waiting to be reunited with their parents.

Barrier

A vibrant musical comedy about the commander of a military barrier outside an Arab village at the edge of civilization.

Cutting the Pain

Cutting the Pain reveals layer by layer the soul of a man who fights for his life and keeps coming up against inner demons that give him no peace.

Torn

Can one be a Catholic priest and an Observant Jew at the same time? Jacob is unable to renounce either, and therefore is rejected by both religions. Now he is required to choose.

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New Releases

Israel Inside sidesteps the usual conversation of politics, conflict and violence, and tells the story of the Israeli people whose resilience has propelled Israel to the forefront of world innovation and progress.

A comic-tragic bitter and witty documentary about the attempts of two garage men who live in a poverty stricken war zone to survive through their fatalistic reality.

Vicky travels to Israel dressed as a nun to find her estranged husband in Tel Aviv. On her way she meets Yoni, an Israeli university professor who helps her go through Israeli customs.

Two immigrant girls, from Israel and Vietnam, rely on each other to learn about life in America.

This is a Sisyphean, uncompromising journey of 10-year-old children from Tiberias who are remarkable at playing the the violin.

An inner perspective into the phenomena of sexual abuse in Palestinian society.

Nachum, begins to become a certified undertaker. He is still dealing with the death of his baby daughter.Unable to get rid of the guilt feeling that haunts him, Nachum decides to touch death daily.

Magda and Yutka are two sisters who have emigrated from Hungary to Israel and now need to deal with their mixed identity.

After another fierce argument with her adopting parents, Hanna embarks on a significant journey to find her real mother in Romania.

A soldier stationed at the Russian front in 1916, draws sketches to his young lover in Berlin. Would these sketches be the "conception moment" of modern architecture?

The film tells the story of 88 years old Samuel Wilinberg and Kalman Taigman, the last survivors of the Treblinka death camp.

With poignant intuition and uninhibited directness, unique to second graders they point out basic conflicts in Israeli society, and deal with a turbulent school year.

The film is about Dina who's searching for her brother Nachum, who disappeared right after his birth, 60 years ago.

The Founding Myths of the Israeli Identity- How Zionist myths were imprinted into the collective consciousness and their relevance today.

A cinematic portrait of Lia van Leer, founder of the Israeli Film Archive, Jerusalem Cinematheque and Jerusalem International Film Festival.

1944. Palestine is under British Mandate as the Second World War rages.13-year-old Maya arrives at an orphanage on the outskirts of Tel Aviv and tries to piece her life together.

Shanghai, 1939. A sad violin tune plays throughout the city. Little Rina and her younger brother Mishalli have fled to Shanghai from Europe, waiting to be reunited with their parents.

A vibrant musical comedy about the commander of a military barrier outside an Arab village at the edge of civilization.

Cutting the Pain reveals layer by layer the soul of a man who fights for his life and keeps coming up against inner demons that give him no peace.

Can one be a Catholic priest and an Observant Jew at the same time? Jacob is unable to renounce either, and therefore is rejected by both religions. Now he is required to choose.