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The House On Bezalel Street
(Doc., 10 min. DVD, 2004)
- Written, Directed & Produced by: Gilad Tocatly
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.
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$ 9.90
The Children's House
( Doc, 5 2 min., DVD/BETA, color, 2005 )
- Written & Directed by: Tamar Feingold
- Produced by: Shula Spiegel – Spiegel Movies
- Sponsored by: The New Foundation for Cinema & Television &The Second Authority for Radio & TV
- Language: Hebrew with English subtitles
Kibbutz-born artists portray through their works their childhood experiences of communal sleeping. This documentary follows the process of creation of an art exhibit on the topic. A film about childhood experiences, pains and memories surrounding a unique experience.
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$ 29.90
Naf - A Street Kid
(Doc., Long version: 80 min.; Short Version: 58 min., DVD/DVCAM, color, 2006)
- Written & Directed by: Moshe Alafi
- Second Director: Yoav Kleinman
- Produced by: Moshe Alafi - Alafim productions
- Sponsored by: The Second Authority for Radio & TV
- Language: Hebrew & English with English subtitles / French subtitles
The shocking and revealing documentation of a homeless boy, Naf, who is the son of an ultra-orthodox family thrown out of his parents' home for being a "bad apple". From the age of 14 he wanders the Jerusalem streets fighting for his survival.
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It Kinda Scares Me (Tomer ve Hasrutim)
(Doc., 57 min., DVD/BETA, 2001)
- Written & Directed by: Tomer Heymann
- Produced by: Hagai Levy, Tomer Heymann - Sheleg Productions
- Sponsored by: The New Foundation for Cinema & Television and Israel’s Documentary Channel
Tomer is a youth-leader who coaxes a group of troubled teenagers into putting on a play. For the straight boys in the group, Tomer's announcement that he is gay comes as a shock. And this forceful film reflects the vitality and energy of teenage boys.
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Fucked Up Generation - Travel Log
(Doc., DVD/35mm film, 80 min., 2003)
- Written & Directed by: Tomer Heymann
- Procuded by: Heymann Bros. & Sheleg Productions
- Sponsored by: The New Foundation for Cinema & Television and Israel’s Documentary Channel
A voice that represents peace and integrity for a troubled young generation, Aviv Gefen is an Israeli rock star. Concert footage, kinetically edited and brilliantly shot, reveals the depth of feeling that many Israelis have for him.
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