The Jewish Underground

The Jewish Underground
A documentary film combining elements of a political – detective thriller, telling the story of how the members of the Jewish underground, the largest terrorist organization of the Israeli right –wing settlers, who carried out several terror attacks against Palestinians, became the string pullers in the current Israeli government.
Type: Documentry
Mountain

Mountain
A devout woman is living with her family in the Jewish cemetery on Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives. During the day, while her husband and children are at school, she is left alone in the mountain. She goes for walks in the cemetery, trying to escape the endless house work.
One night, out of frustration, she storms out of the house climbing the cemetery, running wherever her feet will carry her. To her surprise, she is exposed to an unsettling sexual scene. Stirred by this image, she starts exploring this new realm of the mountain, while trying to keep a normal face during her daytime routine. Until she can’t anymore.
Type: Films
Lenght: 83 min
Year: 2015
Director: Yaelle Kayam
Partners: Windelov/Lassen AppsI Denmark
Festivals & Awards:
Venice film festival

Toronto Film Festival - Offical Selection 2015

Freiburg film festival - Best Film

Indoors

Indoors
Avraham is a small–time contractor who’s trying to make it into the big–time, and therefor gambles on projects that exceed his capabilities. His family lives in the shadow of his career ambitions, until one of these projects finds him drowning in debts he cannot pay back .
Under the threat of the father’s financial difficulties they rediscover the strength of their family ties.
Type: Films
Lenght: 109 min
Year: 2016
Director: Eitan Green
Festivals & Awards:
Jerusalem film festival.

The band’s visit

The band’s visit
Once, not long ago, a small Egyptian Police band arrived in Israel. They came to play at an initiation ceremony but, due to bureaucracy, bad luck, or for whatever reason, they were left stranded at the airport. They tried to manage on their own, only to find themselves in a desolate, almost forgotten, small Israeli town, somewhere in the heart of the desert.
A lost band in a lost town. Not many people remember this. It wasn’t that important.
Type: Films
Lenght: 90 min
Year: 2007
Director: Eran Kolirin
Partners: French Distribution : Sophie Dulac Distribution, France
Festivals & Awards:
Asia Pacific Screen Awards-
UNESCO Award

Cannes Film Festival -
FIPRESCI Prize, Un Certain Regard -
Jury Coup de Coeur.

Tokyo International Film Festival -
Tokyo Grand Prix.

European Film Awards -
European Discovery of the Year,
Best actor.

Karlovy Vary International
Film Festival -
Neptac award.

Munich Film Festival -
Audience award,
CineVision Award.

Sarajevo Film Festival -
Audience Award.

Israeli Film Academy -
Best picture, Best actor,
Best director.

Telluride film festival.

Seven days

Seven days
According to the tradition, the period of mourning begins after funeral: the complete family goes to the home of the late one, and nobody must leave this place during seven days. One must dedicate oneself to prayer for the soul of the deceased and tell him goodbye. During one week, they are going to sleep together on slim mattresses, to eat a light food, without shaving, taking a shower, or even changing clothes.
The mournes are the six brothers, the two sisters, the spouse and her two children as well as the mother, To these twelve persons are added the brothers wives, and some close friends.
The action takes place during the 1991 Gulf war, and the missiles of Saddam Hussein constitute a permanent threat. The family factory of painting on aluminum, which is their mutual source of income, is at the edge of bankruptcy and debts pile up.
Vis a vis these multiple pressures these << Seven Days>> are going to put to the test family structure. All its members have to unite and show solidarity towards their fellows.
They should mourn their deceased brother and put aside any material worries, but instead of that, ther reject the idea of death and the purpose of their meeting, to leave place to their old demons.
Type: Films
Lenght: 103 min
Year: 2008
Directors: Ronit Elkabetz and Shlomi Elkabetz
Festivals & Awards:
Mostra de Valencia

Festival de Cannes-
Opening Film

Jerusalem film Festival-
Best film

Naomi

Naomi
Ilan Ben Natan, a 58-year-old Professor of Astrophysics, is married to the young and lovely Naomi. He is obsessively in love with her, and keeps track of her every move. One day Ilan discovers that his deepest fears have come true. Naomi has a lover. He seeks the advice of his elderly German-born mother, who suggests he leave the matter alone and allow the affair to die out on its own. But Ilan is unable to control himself. He follows his wife and is tortured by what he sees. One day, Ilan goes behind his wife’s back, confronts her lover and commits a horrible act, the consequences of which will weigh heavily on his conscience.
Type: Films
Lenght: 102 min
Year: 2010
Director: Eitan Zur
Writer: Edna Mazya (based on her novel Hitparzut X)
Partners: Ez Films Paris
Festivals & Awards:
Venice Film Festiva

Haifa Film Festival

Lunch Break

Lunch Break
A food and nutrition enrichment show in which a host and a panel of curious children host well-known chefs and culinary experts to discuss food, nutrition and cooking. The show is a fun and dynamic nutrition class which deals with a wide range of topics – from food sources and components, through food compositions and taste enhancers, to nutritional values, in order to provide the Viewers a better understanding of the food they eat, enrich their nutritional knowledge, promote good eating habits and help them become intelligent consumers
Type: Content for Kids
Seasons: 1
Who’s Muse?

Who’s Muse?
A fun, interactive and highly intelligent rendering of creative drive and process, inviting kids to take part in an “I can do that too!” attitude .A host and a group of charming 8-12 year olds, host a half hour interview and hands-on exploration into the creative process and expertise of a first-class Israeli artist. Each episode presents one prominent artist from the field of music, writing, acting, directing, dance or visual arts and is set as a Master Class for kids, encouraging them to ask, experience and demystify creativity, inspiration and artistic processes.
Type: Kid’s studio show
Seasons: 3
Awards:
Israel Academy Award for best studio kids show

Look At Me

Look At Me
A fun and intelligent show, which opens our eyes to the vast diversity of our society and shows that people can work through difficult challenges and come out as winners. Look At Me” is a kids’ talk show featuring a host, a panel of four curious children and a funny Zebra Muppet who usually says the wrong thing at the wrong time. In each episode, the host and children interview a highly successful adult who overcame serious difficulties and disabilities experienced in childhood. The members of the show also play short games aimed to help them think outside the box and undermine stereotypical perception and prejudice.
Type: Kid’s studio show
Seasons: 2
Schuster & Schuster
A comic edutainment series following two special agents from “the national connections agency”, who in each episode, are trying to discover the connections between three seemingly unrelated topics (related to science, culture, history and technology). During their investigation, they and the viewers learn about those subjects and try to crack the hidden connections, which add up another layer of information and knowledge (not to mention fun). The series is aimed at broadening horizons, developing curiosity and original thinking
Type: Content for Kids
Seasons: 2
Awards:
Award

Award

Award

Award

Funeral at noon

Funeral at noon
In a small village, Hagar Erlich is somewhat of an alien, unable to find her place in the town community and in her own life as a newlywed. In the ruins of an enchanted, abandoned village she will find her secret hideaway.
Type: Films
Lenght: 83 min
Year: 2013
Director & Writer: Adam Sanderson
Festivals & Awards:
San Sebastian Film Festiva

Haifa Int' FF - Best Actress Award



