December 25th is a working day in Jerusalem. As Christmas day passes, Carmen, a foreign worker from South America, misses her son and family abroad, and keeps trying to reach them over the phone. The conversation of tomorrow will accompany Carmen all through the day.


December 25th

(Fic. 15:06 min. 2009. DVD/16mm . Color)

Written and Directed by: Noa Erenberg
Produced by: The Sam Spiegel Film & TV School - Jerusalem (JSFS)
Language: Spanish, Hebrew & Russian with English subtitles

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Synopsis


December 25th is a working day in Jerusalem. As Christmas day passes, Carmen, a foreign worker from South America, misses her son and family abroad, and keeps trying to reach them over the phone. The conversation of tomorrow will accompany Carmen all through the day.


Awards

  • First Class Award - The 6th Tech-ex Cup International University Student Video Contest, Hong Kong, 2011
  • Best Short Film - The Tarapacá Film Festival, Chile, 2011
  • Best Fiction Film - International Women’s Film Festival, Rehovot, Israel 2009

Festivals

  • Europe in Shorts, Cologne, Germany, 2011
  • Hong Kong Video Contest, 2011
  • Tarapacá Film Festival, Chile, 2011
  • Belgrade Int'l Student Film Festival, Serbia, 2011
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Festivals

  • Europe in Shorts, Cologne, Germany, 2011
  • Hong Kong Video Contest, 2011
  • Tarapacá Film Festival, Chile, 2011
  • Belgrade Int'l Student Film Festival, Serbia, 2011
  • Aguilar De Campoo Short Film Festival, Spain, 2010
  • Bangkok International Student Film Festival, Thailand, 2010
  • I've Seen Films – International Film Festival, Milano, Italy, 2010
  • Laborers International Film Festival, Haifa, Israel, 2010
  • The International Women's Film Festival, Seol, Korea, 2010

Awards

  • First Class Award - The 6th Tech-ex Cup International University Student Video Contest, Hong Kong, 2011
  • Best Short Film - The Tarapacá Film Festival, Chile, 2011
  • Best Fiction Film - International Women’s Film Festival, Rehovot, Israel 2009
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