Rami, an evacuee from a southern border town, finds refuge in a luxury hotel, a state-funded paradise that masks his looming exile. On the final day of evacuation, he fights desperately to hold onto his new life. His plea to stay longer turns into a desperate struggle for identity and belonging.

Elisha is a dedicated and gentle army social worker who would do anything for his soldiers. But after being repeatedly lied to and made a fool of, he decides to change his approach, with dramatic consequences.

A group of young, sophisticated Jewish New Yorkers will have their ideals tested when an unexpected guest crashes their Passover Seder.

A poignant, tender drama about a grumpy old man in a Leeds care home and a reluctant Barmitzvah boy — and the unlikely friendship that changes their lives forever.

Set over the course of a single evening, Another Shabbos explores ritual, rupture, and repair. What holds us together? How do we come apart? And why do we return?

An animated documentary film showing a new perspective on clean addicts and their stories, based on the successful ''Addicts'' KAN 11 podcast.

Orit, a young girl from Arad in the 90s, struggles with her mother’s death in the Gulf War. through magical dreams of blue jellyfish and a mysterious seahorse, she finds her father’s protection and releases her grief.

Guy, a perfectionist and law-abiding groom-to-be, receives two cans from a vending machine instead of one. Obsessed with returning the extra can, he spirals into chaos that shakes his certainty about how life “should” be, until he must finally learn to let go.

Birmingham, 1979. Following a family tragedy, orphaned Eva moves in with her father''s estranged brother. David is steeped in tradition and unprepared for a child, whilst Eva buries her grief in daydreams. Their distance feels unbridgeable - until a new friendship leads Eva to build a kite to send a message up to her parents. As the kite takes shape, so too does the bond between Eva and David: she brings light into his world, while he introduces her to the grounding rhythm of Jewish ritual. To Fly or Float is a tender story of childhood loss, faith, and the shared language we find when words fall short.