Yoav Hayt

Akiva and Shulem Shtisel, father and son, sit on a little balcony overlooking streets of the Geula neighborhood of Jerusalem. A year has passed since the mother died. All the other children have left the nest, and only Shulam and Akiva remain - quarreling, making up, and laughing about themselves and the rest of the world. All will change when Akiva meets Elisheva.

A party in Tel Aviv, Israel. Danny is looking for Max to share that she is pregnant with his child; but Max has just started a new relationship with Avishag whose rough sexual fantasy he is trying to make come true.

Shira (Adi Ezroni, "Prisoners of War") is a successful art director in an advertising agency. She is blonde, beautiful, intelligent and complicated like the rest of us. She just wants someone normal to share her life with. Yuval (Lior Ashkenazi, "Valley of Tears") is a florist with a fascinating past and a lot of money. He also wants to find that special one, so they go on a date together - a date that starts very badly but evolves in a completely different direction. Suzie (Yael Sharoni, "Srugim") is a beautician at a laser institute and married to Mickey (Lior Raz, "Fauda") - a businessman who mostly gives the impression of a busy person, but all that keeps him busy are his side stories.

The film is set in the near future, and it looks back on how peace was made in 2013 between Israel and Palestine. It is the story of two businessmen - one Palestinian and one Israeli - who struggle to set up a solar energy company. Both come from societies where there is strong opposition to cooperating with the other, and the film tells how they overcome hostility from within their own families and from the people around them. In the end, they mount a Facebook campaign that brings popular support both to their joint venture and to the peace process. The film was produced by Amir Harel, an Academy Award-nominated Israeli producer, and directed by Sameh Zoabi, a leading Palestinian film-maker.

Still in the aftermath of a tough break up, Paul's life is slowly deteriorating. A mindless burglary of his rented apartment forces him to to push through the underworld of Tel Aviv to investigate.

Rushing from work to his parents' home, Omri is pulled into a family intervention when his mother denies stealing the neighbors' Bimba (tricycle), sending the family on a nighttime trip to the ER where he first faces her mental illness.

The world from the viewpoint of a kid, based on the book by Yehuda Atlas

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Sarah feels like she’s desperate for a break from her grim hometown of Jerusalem. She grabs her husband and two kids and heads to the seaside for a much-needed ‘breather.’ The camera, through the rear window, captures the car with the family inside as they drive further and further away from Jerusalem, leaving the city behind on the picturesque mountains. A tyre puncture causes a brief delay to their road trip but eventually, the camera reveals the Mediterranean Sea and its vast expanses in all their glory. However, there too, things continue to go awry as Sarah slowly comes to realise that getting away for a ‘quick breather’ is, in fact, not as simple a plan as she might have hoped.

A lonely librarian in a rough neighborhood has a special relationship with a student on the verge of expulsion. Margherita's poetic world is confronted by reality as she tries to get through to Nehorai.