Duration: 80 minutes
16 years old Noga is trying to write a speech for the Animal-Liberation demonstration, with the help of Lea, an older activist. Noga imagines a world without oppression, while struggling with her new found desire.
Grace and Maya, two teenage cousins, are the absolute opposite of one another. Grace, an American tourist, is shy and naïve. Maya isn’t. A fateful night in Tel Aviv will reveal a secret better left hidden. A coming-of-age story, featuring taboo, love and sex.
Eden, a teenage dancer, is bullied on a daily basis. Her loneliness drives her to chase the attention of Neomi, her dance teacher; in hopes of gaining, through her, the closeness she so desperately needs.
Chaya and Shoshana, two Orthodox Jewish women who are close friends, are forced to face up to reality when they meet as bride and bridesmaid on Chaya’s wedding day.
After leaving Daria and moving to study in New York, Alisha returns to visit Israel. In a so-called friendly hang at the museum they try to find their way to a last intimate moment together.
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
21yo Dylan is a day laborer and a farm hand who works hard to support his family and be a father figure to his younger
8.11 – Before the screening: Musical performance by Tom Schneid Italian director Alessandro Guida returns with “Mascarpone: The Rainbow Cake”– a sequel that doesn’t fall
פאנל על המצב של הקולנוענים הלהט”בים הישראלים – גם בארץ וגם בעולם. בהשתתפות: טל גרניט, ניצן גלעדי, מיכאל (מיש) רוזנוב ודניאל אגמון בהנחיית יאיר הוכנר,
אנחנו שמחים לארח בפסטיבל שתיים מבמאיות הקולנוע המובילות בישראל: מיכל ויניק – סרטי הקולנוע זוכי הפרסים “ברש”, “ולריה מתחתנת” וגם הסדרה “מי נתן לך רישיון”
