Seven short films that center on journeys: travels to distant destinations or internal voyages – all reveal new perspectives of the world
Fujinoyamai
Dir: Sasha Tamarin
Sc: Sasha Tamarin
DP: Sasha Tamarin
Ed: Sasha Tamarin, Thalia Hoffman
Sound Design: Gadi Raz
An independent production
Sasha decides to go on an expedition to Japan, determined to witness the phenomenal sunset over Mount. Fuji (aka Diamond Fuji). When he finally arrives at the foot of the mountain, he finds himself within a group of Japanese photography enthusiasts, who are all determined to photograph the same view. (29 Min.)
Kafot
Dir: Adam Magrala
Sc: Adam Magrala
Ed: Adam Magrala
Music: Raz Cohen, Dolev Azulay, Noam Katzin
Sound Design: Dolev Azulay
Source: School of Audio and Visual arts Sapir College
Produced with the support of Gesher Multicultural Film Fund
Adam returns to Ariel, West Bank, after a long trip in the east, bringing back with him new insights. Upon reuniting with his younger brother and his TLV friends, he finds out it is nearly impossible to maintain his new way of life in Israel, a place where one cannot survive a single day without the desire to use narcotics. (14 Min.)
Pomegranate Flower
Dir: Itamar Alcalay
Pro: Itamar Alcalay
Sc: Itamar Alcalay
DP: Itamar Alcalay
Ed: Itamar Alcalay
Music: Ronit Rolland, Magi Naor
Sound Design: Rotem Dror
An independent production
Guy (34) is taking a little break at his grandfather's house, Eli (92). Spending time together reveals a beautiful and calm intimacy between the two men, which have an age difference of 60 years between them. A poetic and spiritual scene that raises questions of sexuality, gender differences, immigration, belonging, loneliness and love. (18 Min.)
From Here, You Can See the View
Dir: Tal Elkayam
Sc: Tal Elkayam
DP: Tal Elkayam
Ed: Tal Elkayam, Naama Shmueli
Sound Design: Neal Gibbs
Source: The Jerusalem Sam Spiegel Film School
In Jerusalem, between the west and the east side, lies a promenade that serves as a borderline between the Jewish neighborhoods and the Arab ones. To the wanderers on both sides, the view along the way is the view of the conflict. (16 Min.)
Baggage
Dir: Einat Keshet
Sc: Einat Keshet
Ed: Einat Keshet
Music: Daniel Shemer
Sound Design: Daniel Shemer
Source: School of Audio and Visual arts Sapir College
Produced with the support of Gesher Multicultural Film Fund
While travelling abroad to a family event with her father, Reut realizes she does not stand up to his expectations, but through this experience, she discovers her own identity. (6 Min.)
6:6
Dir: Yali Herbet
Sc: Yali Herbet
Art: Yali Herbet
Sound Design: Uri Kadishai
Produced with the support of Gesher Multicultural Film Fund
An independent production
A backgammon game is falling apart in the eye of the observer, the player. It leads into a storm of emotions and fears that blur the lines between reality and imagination. (2 Min.)
Too Sweet
Dir: Michael Fromchenko
Sc: Noa Livneh
DP: Michael Fromchenko
Ed: Yael Segal
Sound Design: Kfir Mualem
Cast: Noa Livneh, Hillel Cappon
Source: Holon Institute of Technology HIT
A young woman is giving a ride to a man, a distant acquaintance. On the fine line between reality and fiction, the confined space that a woman and a man share late at night, holds an inherent tension. (9 Min.)
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