Duration: 85 minutes
Carmel is asked to convey a message of reconciliation from his best friend Ido’s recent ex-girlfriend. When he finds Ido heartbroken and in need of comfort, he clings to the last moments of closeness.
Ronit throws her son Nadav a grandiose surprise party, celebrating a year anniversary of his coming out of the closet. However, he struggles to cooperate. “Happy BirthGay” is a sad farce about the mother’s closet, rather than the son’s.
For her 30th birthday, Yaeli is planning a surprise party for herself. Ido, her best friend and roommate, is supposed to help her, but he is delayed and avoids the chores. He is hiding something that may ruin her day.
Shahd is longing for love. Ziad, her gay best friend, has been there for her, but she always wanted more. After a night of drunkenness and mixed signals, Shahd makes a move, taking them to the verge of vulnerability, attraction and love.
Assi, a gay sailor, returns for a one-day visit in his conservative hometown. While trying to meet the child he abandoned, Assi must face his estranged relatives.
A glimpse at the life of Hemi, a young man growing up in the suburbs of Israel. Despite his conservative father, he sets off on a personal journey towards self-discovery.
Marie Theres, a successful doctor has some very special plans for her 20th anniversary with her husband Alexander, but he has a completely different idea.
A breathtaking drama that was shown during the Critics Week at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival Director Antoine Chevrollier’s first full length feature explores masculinity
Creators in attendance. Q&A session after the screening.
A feature documentary filmed over 21 years, follows Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie’s epic journey as the dynastic heir of 38 generations of Orthodox rabbis including the
Winner of the Best Film award at the 2010 TLVFest, this is one of the most powerful films you’ll see this year. Director Mladen Djordjevic
