Lemon
A small act of kindness by a pizza delivery driver sets off an unexpected chain of events across the city, revealing how a seemingly random gesture can have a far-reaching and meaningful impact.
Thy Days May Be Long
In a world where the commandment, “Honor your father and your mother, that your days may be long,” has become a literal law of nature—and every act of honor extends one’s lifespan—there are those who are determined to exploit it.
Below the Surface
Shahar, a military reservist living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), arrives at the beach determined to end his life. Instead, he is swept into an inner journey of confrontation, transformation, and healing.
Without Noticing
A short animated film exploring the moments of connection between a parent and child, revealing how the pace of life, daily pressures, and constant demands can distance us from meaningful moments of presence and closeness.
Roll [with] It
Three teenage immigrants meet at their boarding school to share the last remnants of a cigarette, just before setting off on a musical journey in pursuit of their dreams.
Dry Land
Yohanan, an elderly man, spends his days listening to the Israeli army’s radio communications. One day, he intercepts the frequency of Ismail and develops a one-sided affection for the stranger on the other end.
?Where Are You, Dear General
On the border between North and South Korea, Cha Young, a soldier assigned to launch trash-filled balloons across the border, discovers a disc that has drifted over from the South. When he picks it up, the encounter exposes him to a different reality, prompting him to question truth, authority, and the established order.
Unknown Chase
A teenage girl coping with the loss of her mother embarks on a dreamlike journey, confronts her trauma, and finds comfort in a renewed bond with her father.
Overthinking
It is Adam’s birthday. An innocent text message sends him on a chaotic inner journey, rekindling hope for a new beginning with the love of his past.
Under the Surface
A short series that reveals the quiet processes of the natural world. By translating scientific complexity into a simple, cyclical visual language, it invites viewers to slow down and observe what usually remains unseen.
The Frog Days
One morning, Naomi awakens from troubled dreams to discover that she has transformed into a frog. As she chases the reflection of her disappearing human self, she moves between the earthly and underwater realms of Jerusalem, finding a renewed opportunity to see both herself and reality from a different perspective.
Something Blue
Shelly, a young single woman, searches for a place of her own in a park filled with couples. She is swept away to a wedding at sea, where a charismatic groom and a jellyfish rabbi await her beneath the wedding canopy.
F***ING WAR
A hookup between a Palestinian and an Israeli, arranged through a dating app, is interrupted by a Red Alert siren. It is precisely in that moment that they manage to form a genuine connection.
Cycle of Life
Jeff is unwillingly swept into a journey through the different stages of nature’s life cycle in order to deliver an apple to his horse friend.
It Might Even Be Real
Through an exploration of the mechanisms underlying cinema and animation, an Israeli animator attempts to convince her own mind to believe in the illusion of hope, just as it believes in the illusion of motion.