• PG
• Biography

This story begins with a photo that was hidden away for some eighty years. For a frozen moment the photo exposed the joy of the direcors’ grandparents’ wedding in 1926 in Berlin. A moment later, everything will turn upside down.Dircted by Mooli Landesman. Watch it now on FLC+  

• Documentary

The untold story of the Mountain Jews community.

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A group of these young mountain Jews who immigrated to Israel many years ago is now embarking on a journey to the Caucasus to explore and connect with their roots.  A film by Nisan Katz. Watch it now on FLC+

• PG
• 88m
• Documentary

Yair Lev, an Israeli documentary filmmaker turns a detective and sets on a personal and historical journey to uncover the true identity behind the man who stole his grandfather’s identity and later on became the president of a Jewish community in Austria. Who was this man who took another man’s identity? A film by Yair Lev and David Deri. Watch it now on FLC+

• PG-13
• 50m
• Biography

The story of the kidnapped Israeli soldier by Palestinian terrorists. A documentary thriller and a detailed investigative film, where real lives are at stake and every event is true. A film by Levi Zini. Watch it now on FLC+

• 35m
• Drama

Returning to your childhood home can be painful

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On her eightieth birthday, Pesya Goldfarb is determined to return to her parent’s house located in Poland. Traveling with her teenage granddaughter, she intends to find a golden necklace, which she and her sister hid on the day they were taken to Auschwitz. In returning to her childhood home, Pesya must confront years of shame and decide whether or not to reveal her secrets. A film by Jorge Gurvich. Watch it now on FLC+

• PG-13
• 40m
• Drama

Whilst the obsessive cleaning rituals of Passover begin, tumultuous family relationships reach a boiling point

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15-year-old Ayala is a free spirit and a conservative, religious, girls’ boarding school is the last place where she could ever feel happy. When she returns home for the Passover Holiday, Ayala has one thing in mind – to convince her widowed mother Gila to let her come home for good. During Passover’s cleaning time, the mother- daughter’s relationship is reaching a boiling point. A film by Alon Levi.  

• PG
• 48m
• Drama

Sasha changes his identity but cannot avoid confronting his past

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Twenty-two-year-old Sasha`s greatest wish is to become an Israeli. He has become religious, changed his name to Yair, and speaks only in Hebrew — even when he is addressed in Russian. Now, Yair is about to marry his Israeli girlfriend. But when Yair receives a package from his aunt in Ukraine, his entire world is shaken. A film by Gilad Goldschmidt. Watch it now on FLC+

• Documentary

An exceptional urban space of memories and co-existence

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To the occasional onlooker, my childhood yard may appear like another shabby parking space in a Jerusalem ultra-orthodox neighborhood. To me, it is the first “outside” I encountered, the landscape of the only home I have ever known. I have been living in this yard for thirty-four years. As an adult, it continues to fascinate me with its ever-changing mood. It had embraced secular, religious, and ultra-orthodox atmospheres, but today, we are one of the last non-Ultra orthodox families living here. A film by Yochay Rosenberg. Watch it now on FLC+

• Documentary

After 200 driving lessons and numerous failed tests, Layla is about to give up on her dream to drive

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200 driving lessons and numerous failed tests later, Layla, an Egyptian-born Arab, is about to give up on her dream to drive. An encounter with Nimar, the number-one Palestinian driving expert in Al Quds, rekindles her hopes. Nimar and Layla, two strangers in one town, embark upon a mutual journey to learn how to drive. Gradually, the car turns into a “confessional,” and Layla shares her secret life story with Nimar. But Layla’s broken home and her musician daughter’s doomed love story may thwart Layla’s chance to drive when the journey hits a rocky road. Watch it now on FLC+

• Biography

Pays tribute to unsung heroes and to many American Jews who volunteered and contributed to the realization of the creation of the Jewish State

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‘I Was There In Color’ is an extraordinary and never before seen movie about the historical birth of Israel in color. The historic footage was shot by Fred Monosson, a Jewish American businessman from Brookline-Boston, who died in 1972, leaving in his basement ream of 16 mm film. Until that discovery, the history of Israel was only captured in black and white. Now, for the first time ever Israel’s history is told in color. A film by Avishai Kfir. Watch it now on FLC+