Rima Essa is from Bir’am, a Palestinian village which was destroyed in the war of 1948. Ashes is her cinematic attempt to come to terms with her feelings as an Israeli Arab.

A documentary tracing the experience of the tens of thousands born in the kibbutzim in the 1920s and 1930s, and the joys and wounds they still bear after all these years.

An astonishing debut feature by director David Volach that recalls one of the most powerful Jewish stories - Abraham’s sacrifice of his son Isaac.

On Hold is the story of Director Rokaya Sabbah and her partner - a young Israeli Arab couple who decide to leave Israel for a better life in Spain.

Recognized is made up of documentary moments that trace the uprooted experiences of individuals struggling with their identity as Bedouins and with their status as equal citizens of the state.

Starring Chaim Topol as the unforgettable Sallah, a sharp satire about the Israeli establishment and the treatment of Jewish migrants from Arab countries by native born Israelis.

A mesmerising examination of childhood seen through the journeys of seven children in Israel to school and back home

Someone to Run With captures the unrelenting pace and suspense of the original novel as it hurls the audience into a break-neck ride through the streets of Jerusalem at the end of a
dog lead.

Tel Aviv Stories marks a turning point in local filmmaking in its focus on three young women in early 1990s Tel Aviv. Three episodes are each dedicated to a day in the life of a woman.

Major Ze’ev Gur-Arie, was an Israeli officer drafted by the Mossad in 1960 in order to penetrate the circle of German scientists developing weapons of mass destruction in Egypt.