This ground-breaking TV drama directed by the Oscar nominated veteran Israeli director Uri Barbash centres around two female chefs, one Palestinian and one Israeli, co-hosting a cookery show

In the confusing time between childhood and adolescence, fifteen-year-old Shira discovers the world of sexuality, jealousy and seduction.

The name Leni Riefenstahl has long been synonymous with Nazi propaganda. Yet Veit Harlan, once the Third Reich’s most prominent filmmaker, is all b...

CLOSING NIGHT GALA

Posh Parisians Alain and Gisèle Gaash are unlikely candidates to emmigrate to Israel. Gynaecologist Alain (Gér...

Today is Ruthie Segal’s big batmitzvah… but this isn’t Ruthie’s idea about what it means to become a woman and she isn’t going quietly

Eitan Green’s evocative drama opens on the coast, as young Ashkelon couple Yehuda (Yuval Segal) and Dina Goldstein (Dorit Lev-Ari) take their six-year-old son Udi (Jonathan Alster) for a f...

CENTREPIECE GALA

What if Romeo and Juliet were alive today and living in Jaffa?

Jaffawiye tells the story of a young, fresh, hip hop band from Jaffa, who through their music - sung in Arabic, Hebrew and Russian - find peace and togetherness.

An understated, beautifully shot tale of interconnecting lives in modern-day Tel Aviv.

This coming of age ‘barmitzvah comedy’ is a warm and funny satire of some of the more ridiculous excesses of party themes versus religious rites.

Vienna, 1999: scruffy twenty-something Ratz (Helmut Koepping) dreams of killing his corrupt politician father and developing a violent videogame to vent his anger.

An acutely observed gem of a movie. Family tyranny and tradition frame this complex drama which is both heart rending and humorous.