Nur gets pulled over by a police officer for getting old and underachieving.After glimpsing her not-so-bright future, she’s motivated (mainly by anxiety) to take control of her life, facing reality’s unlikely circumstance.

After losing his family to foreign invasion decades ago, Boaz lives in isolation, haunted by trauma. On the night he decides to end his life, an angel appears, revealing his inner strength to face life and find peace with his loss.

Rose discovers the Tooth Fairy. Hearing differing stories from her loved ones, she embarks on a journey to find the truth. The film explores the value of innocence and imagination in both children and the young at heart.

On a planet where sunlight appears once every five centuries, the inhabitants live in darkness. Asa dreams of a life beyond her tribe, despite her responsibilities at home. When the sun rises, it forces Asa to confront her deepest desires. As the tribe reacts with fear, Asa embarks on a journey toward freedom, but it comes at a great cost.

Anna, a nursing assistant, works as a caregiver to Maxim, a bitter Holocaust survivor and former painter. Living together in a small, aging house, she witnesses his daily struggle with dementia - a condition he stubbornly refuses to acknowledge. When his doctor presents a promising treatment option, Anna embarks on a creative quest to raise the necessary funds, revealing the unexpected depths of their relationship.

Keren decides to save the life of Abir - her cousin who has been homeless for 30 years. An intimate relationship develops between them that allows her to free herself from the shackles of her empty life and live as she hasn't experienced in years.

A diverse mix of new short films. Specific titles to be announced.

A diverse collection of new short films from the School of Audio and Visual Arts at Sapir College in Israel. Titles include: Anna-Maxim (drama), Abir (drama), Les visites de la fée des dentes (animation), Ma'avrak (animation), 30 and Trying (comedy), Daybreak (sci-fi).

Khaled, a 12-year-old boy from a Palestinian village, gets the chance to see the sea for the first time in his life on a school trip. But when the class reaches a military checkpoint, the soldiers claim Khaled's permit is invalid and send him back home, while his classmates continue their trip. Deeply disappointed, Khaled sets out to the sea on his own, even though he doesn’t know the way and doesn’t speak Hebrew. When his father, Ribhi, an undocumented laborer working in Israel, learns that his son is missing, he leaves his job in search for him—risking arrest and the loss of his livelihood.