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Author and activist Linda G. Mills is propelled by her family’s life-threatening experience of September 11, 2001 to return to the site of her mother’s flight from Vienna in 1939. A compelling and often funny tale of recovery and renewal.

The film that started it all. Both an inspiration and a facilitator for the current social movement taking hold in Israel, this film is outlines the path to change. Not only a guide to the revolution - but a film about film and the power to change.

A rare look at the interactions between inmates and wardens over a period of two years at the Neve Tirza prison for women in central Israel.

The roots of Israeli art in the modern era. Boris Schatz, a fascinating, tempestuous, and visionary artist, was the founder of the Bezalel Academy of Art. His turbulent life is surveyed along with twentieth century art – his house remains a barrage of beauty, creation, and vision.

Through filmmaker Noa Maiman’s grandmother’s incredible story we get to know her complicated and touching past – and her intricate and poignant present. A film about the Holocaust and the hope for the future.

Under the guidance of filmmaker Uri Rosenwaks, four promising Bedouin directors from the Negev Desert point a camera at themselves and their society to record a ‘self- portrait’ of their own community and its hardships.

Without apology or a sense of victimhood, this dynamic film follows the founder of Israel's first pole dancing studio as she competes for the European title champion. POLE, DANCER, MOVIE reveals an outspoken and frank woman who challenges the very world she lives in no less than she challenges the one she came from.