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Daphne, three months pregnant, finds herself alone in the countryside as she must host Maxime, her boyfriend François’s cousin. For four days, Daphne and Maxime get to know each other and share intimacies that bring them closer.

Army recruitment day, a defining moment in Israeli-Jewish identity. Turning our gaze toward this controversial rite, we muse on life in a country that lives by the sword, while raising questions about the limits of parenthood.

Yuli lives in a small village with her father and her special-needs older brother, Ariel. She runs a therapeutic farm created by her mother, but dreams of leaving home so that she realizes her full potential. 

Men Are Wild Beasts, You Are Not Like Them, tells the story of a horse born in an isolated cabin to a foreign reality. A story through archetypes about gender identity, wild nature, escape, and time.

Mission: Hebron offers an unflinching guide to the most troubled city in the occupied West Bank.

35 years after a 14-year-old boy shot his father, his mother, and his two sisters point-blank, directors Tali Shemesh and Asaf Sudry set out to understand what happened. They try to decipher the complex character of the murderer and comprehend the contrast between the pleasant and composed boy and the monstrous act he committed.

Dutch director Oeke Hoogendijk embarked on a journey to follow the incessant pursuit of Rembrandt, the Master of Intimacy, whose paintings continue to be the source of obsession among collectors, aristocrats, art scholars and museums till this day. 

A young girl from Pennsylvania wants to abort an unwanted pregnancy, but it is illegal in her state. She takes her cousin with her to New York City, the city of unlimited possibilities, to take care of the problem. 

A magnificent and ambitious cinematic adaptation of the epic novel The Painted Bird, which revolves around "The Boy," whose name we do not know and whose words we do not hear, as he attempts to survive the impossible reality of Eastern Europe during World War II. 

The new film by Armando Iannucci (Stalin is Dead!) is a creative, whimsical, and unusual adaptation of Charles Dickens's famous novel. It’s a smartand colorful comedy that features wonderful performances by Dev Patel (Slumdog Millionaire), Tilda Swinton, and Hugh Laurie (House).

Sarah is a French astronaut trying to navigate her ambitious career with raising her daughter. When Sarah is chosen to be the only woman on a year-long space expedition, and is sent to a demanding training camp, she will have to reexamine her relationships with her daughter, colleagues, and with herself.

The brilliant first feature by Peter Dourountzis centers on the deceptive and enigmatic character of Dje, a destitute vagrant arriving in Paris following a prison term. His encounter with a graffiti artist named Maya gives rise to unexpected emotions.