Zsóka, mother of two, befriends two village boys during a summer holiday, who are being maltreated by their mother. Zsóka is confronted with the responsibility that comes with this acquaintance — should she intervene and is she even allowed to?

A free-spirited wildlife photographer lives with her beloved husband in an isolated desert trailer, and prefers birds over humans. When his fading memory threatens to erase her, she discovers he has a secret daughter. Seeking her, ignites a bond that redefines loss and freedom, and blurs the line between living life and observing it.

As war with Iran erupts, Noy flees with her family to a villa in the desert. Their escape turns into a moral reckoning when a young girl arrives, claiming she escaped Gaza. Noy’s efforts to protect her have unexpected consequences.

Elinor and Sharona are best friends with a tight, symbiotic bond, despite different backgrounds. Right before high-school graduation, Elinor's family plans to move abroad. The two will do anything to stay together, embarking on a runaway journey that forces them and their mothers to confront their true selves.

A gifted young woman jockey from northeastern Brazil, rises through the ranks of competitive amateur horse racing, but as her father’s gambling addiction, a secret pregnancy, and power struggles off the track threaten to derail her dreams, she must risk everything to take back control of her future.

A young Hasidic couple escapes the Gur community in search of forbidden intimacy, within the vast openness between Arad and the Red Sea. A journey of physical and emotional redemption - through body, through sin, and through the desert.

Mazal, 11¾, is planning the Bat Mitzvah (12th Birthday) of her dreams to finally reinvent herself. There’s just one problem: her parents are getting divorced, rockets are falling, and a war is raging outside - what could possibly go wrong?

Three women survive in a collapsed world, by turning junk into weapons and wounds into connection: a tragicomic western about sisterhood, the ability to accept change and the fragile promise of a new beginning.

After Robbie’s father gets suddenly killed in a terror attack in Tel Aviv, the shiv’ah (a week of mourning) exposes his complicated relationship with his mother and raises difficult questions about politics and gay identity. This comedy-drama explores life in Israel after the Gaza war, and reveals the deep links between personal and collective trauma.

Siblings Fiona and Lenn are inseparable. During their vacation, their mother tells them in detail that she was raped by their father. The trauma passed on to them simmers beneath the surface, until the sibling relationship threatens to break apart.