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The stirring portrait of Lithuanian scholar and activist Irena Veisaitė, who lived through the Holocaust to become a symbol of reconciliation. Spoken testimonies and archives recount her remarkable survival and belated homecoming to the city nicknamed "Jerusalem of the North".

A dark nature symphony reflects on the cost of war in Ukraine as drones fly over forests and rivers, scorched earth, flooded cities, and fleeing wildlife. Devoid of commentary, it offers a breathtakingly terrifying ecosystemic view of ruin and renewal.

Through calls from Hamburg, Esther Ofarim’s story unfolds – portrait of a legendary voice that became a myth.

Gil Jibli, forensic sketch artist, reconstructs the faces of loved ones erased from the world.

Gil Jibli, forensic sketch artist, reconstructs the faces of loved ones erased from the world.

Paris, 2016. At 2am, a despairing young filmmaker meets his 93-year-old neighbor—legendary, controversial violinist Ivry Gitlis. Their unlikely bond sparks a five-year odyssey that reshapes both their lives and threatens to rewrite music history.

The legendary schoolteacher whose social experiment shook America to the core returns for one last stand against censorship and racism, and reflects on the heavy personal toll paid by the family of an uncompromising social justice warrior.

The complex story of La’Isha – the magazine that both defined and reflected the lives of Israeli women.

Assi Dayan recounts the documentary autobiography of his life in his deep, unmistakable voice and uniquely personal style - an almost mythical drama about fathers and sons, and the State of Israel.

The story of “Lips”, a wedding band that brought the Moroccan language and rhythm to the forefront of the mainstream.

In a Mississippi town of sprawling, well-preserved estates, every guided tour carries the weight of a political struggle. Amid period dresses and colonial history, this amusing and ironic portrait of Natchez takes a good look at America’s selective memory.

A look at Israeli society throughout 2024 as it confronts the greatest trauma in its history.

Over the course of a single, harrowing day, a doctor and his wife shelter four families, who form an unbreakable bond at the lowest moment of their lives.

In one corner: a Jewish lawyer; in the other: the motor magnate himself, American spirit personified. This investigative documentary revisits an incredible-yet-little-known scandal that exposed how antisemitic sentiments burned even at the heart of the United States.

The story of Kfar Aza’s soccer team and their struggle to survive after 7.10.

Through Shalom the Rhino and his caretakers, the cost of captivity is exposed amid the Gaza War.

The Norwegian-American author recounts her life journey from her and her husband Paul Auster's beautiful home in New York. A beautiful and sincere film about choosing a life of literature and art.

A thought-provoking panel on the real war being fought across the trenches of social media, a battle that may be shaping the world more than anything else, and Israel in particular.

A mysterious meteorite, a filmmaker in a midlife crisis, and an unlikely bond blur fact and fiction.

How do musicians learn to play as one? How does one instrument contribute to something greater than itself? How does an ensemble stay together for years, and what is the conductor's role? Witness the collaborative creative process of a world-leading orchestra.

Tamar Golan helped shape Israel’s foreign relations behind the scenes, yet was erased from history. Until now

Through his books and personal archive, Meir Shalev tells his life story in his own voice.

A lyrical, geological, and deeply personal journey with an Icelandic poet who blends family memories with the slow death of glaciers around him. Sara Dosa (Fire of Love) delivers a gorgeously stylized, heart-melting love letter to things lost in time.

In the icy Belarusian winter, a family needs welding back together. A compassionate, attentive lens observes an intimate drama about humble lives clinging to small moments of human warmth and a stubborn hope that maybe everything will be alright.

Grossinger's was once the crown jewel of the Jewish resort hotels in the Catskills. During an era of discrimination and prejudice, it offered its guests a place to relax, celebrate, and feel at home, while becoming a vibrant center of Jewish cultural life. Through the story of this iconic resort, the film explores timely questions of immigration, identity, and the universal need for a place to call home.

Three photographers documented the Hula wetlands in 1956, before it was drained, revealing a lost paradise.