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Date Time אולם Event ID Tickets
20.07.25
10:30
Sunday 20.07.25
20.07.25
10:30
Cinematheque 3
C69
C69 2025-07-20 10:30:00 2025-07-20 13:30:00 Asia/Jerusalem Israeli Short Films - Program 1 Cinematheque Jerusalem Cinematheque
About the series

Palm Tree in Gaza - Tamara Abu Jama | A Bird's Wish - Gan de Lange | Half a Date - Eden Abitbol | Before Anyone Else - Ziv Mamon | Thresholds - Shira Havron | Frames for Michael - Liya Daniel Elbashan

Dir.: Tamara Abu Jama | Israel 2025 | 11 minutes | Arabic | English subtitles

In the midst of war, two sisters — one in Rahat, the other in Gaza — try to stay connected through phone calls, childhood memories, and longing. From the ruins, only one palm tree remains — silent and tall. A tree that becomes a symbol of memory, sisterhood, and the will to live amidst devastation.

Dir.: Gan de Lange | Israel, Switzerland 2025 | 8 minutes | No Dialogue

This is the story of a bird who could not lay an egg. What price will she pay to finally become a mother?

Dir.: Eden Abitbol | Israel 2025 | 23 minutes | Hebrew dubbing | English subtitles

An impossible encounter between a Haredi yeshiva student and a secular soldier begins with stereotypical hostility, but unfolds in a surprising and emotional way.

Dir.: Ziv Mamon | Israel 2025 | 19 minutes | Hebrew | English subtitles

Yasmin, (17) finds out that a sexual video of her, filmed by the boy she loves, has been circulated on Telegram and seen by everyone she knows. She sets out to take down the video and track the person who shared it.

Dir.: Shira Havron | Israel 2025 | 18 minutes | Hebrew | English subtitles

Thirty-year-old Rama still lives with her mother in a stiflingly small apartment. They wear matching clothes, run errands, and follow a rigid routine with its own set of rules. That is, until one day, a new neighbor moves in and something awakens within Rama.

Dir.: Liya Daniel Elbashan | Israel 2025 | 14 minutes | Hebrew | English subtitles

As her partner lies in the hospital, Shira clings to their joint experience of sharing life through photographs. Their nightly ritual of sending each other frames from their day comes to an end when Michael does not respond.