New Releases

A look at those who remained in the neighborhood, and were left to suffer the pain of non-integration into Israeli society. This is also a poetic quest for a long-vanished uncle that ends up inspiring questions of identity, fate, dreams and hopes.

Operating out of a bomb shelter in south Jerusalem, this boxing club is a microcosm of trouble and hope.

The challenges of breaking free from a closed society and touchingly brought to life in this documentary where “the cord” is literally cut.

A harrowing childhood, and the exhilarations of success – these are just some the ingredients that make up the incredible story of Siegfried Meir.

Not simply a historical biography of a leading giant in the field of philosophy, this film shows how Martin Buber is more relevant and timely than ever.

This powerful film follows several Israeli and Palestinian teachers over the course of an academic year in an examination of how the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is taught.

Memory can be a tricky thing. In this moving documentary we learn about an historical event that is remembered differently by its various participants.  A 1946 shipwrecked boat with Jewish refugees on board is the site of the original memory which has become opaque over the years.

A moving journey in which a Berlin-based youth theater troupe and an elderly survivor of Theresienstadt put on the children’s opera Brundibar, in which she took part almost 70 years ago.