Miriam Bernstein-Cohen

Werner Fahrenheim comes home from the war after a long period in captivity, only to realise that no one is there to welcome him, that the world he had left behind has since changed beyond recognition, and that his wife Inga did not wait for him.

A film about the clash between the patriarchal values of Jewish immigrants from North Africa and modern life.

An American soldier is wounded in Israel and slowly begins to lose his sight while hospitalized.

A story of a street walker, who tries to leave the world of prostitution when she gets pregnant.

A film adaptation of Yoram Kaniuk’s book. An Israeli artist leaves his wife and daughter in New York and returns to Israel after years of absence. He seeks to decipher the meaning of his sense of failure as a person, as a family man, as an artist. His best friends died in the war, his paintings were burned, he abandoned his family. He decides to make a film about himself, his parents, Tel Aviv, about everything that is contained in the puzzle called human life – but in the end he burns his work.