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- Through the Admor of Sanz-Klausenburg's heroic story, a man who experienced personal desolation and succeeded in rehabilitating his and his community's life, the film exposed the Holocaust stories as they're told in the ultra-orthodox community. It present the complex relations between the ultra-orthodox Jews and the memory of the Holocaust and the ways they experience the revival and the spiritual victory over the Nazis.
- With access to one of Israel's most orthodox Hasidic communities, a look at the scandal that erupted the rabbi who established and led the community died.
- "Ten Days in October" is a suspenseful documentary feature film describing, hour after hour, the unfolding of the "October events" in 2000, the worst civilian riots ever to occur in Israel, which forever altered the relations between Israeli Arabs and the State. The film is made up entirely of news clips, footage shot by protesters, and never-before-seen police footage. Together, in detailed chronological order, they describe events as they occurred in many locations around Israel that included Arab and then Jewish riots. These dramatic events left 14 people dead and hundreds injured as a result of Israeli police gunfire.
- Secularism is a given. Like the air, it is transparent. We seldom notice it even though it is a cornerstone of Israeli existence. Global secularization processes placed the individual at the center and introduced values such as human rights, equality, feminism and democracy. Influenced by global secularization Israeli secularism's story is also uniquely complex. It is doubtful if Israel would have been established without secularism, but the way in which religion and nationality are intertwined does not allow separating state and religion. Since its establishment, the symbols of the country and some of its prominent laws have been based on religion. Today, as the Israeli identity moves away from the secularism of its founders, the conflict between religion and state turns from a futuristic horror scenario into a current reality.
- An original one on one interview format combining an intimate talk with an interviewee with a great story to tell, and illustrations / animations that bring to life some of the scenes that the interviewee is describing.
- After the first Lebanon War in 1982, Israel set up a security zone in south Lebanon and for a full generation of soldiers the IDF was there, with its best troops, fighting Hizbullah and Palestinian terrorists to protect Israel from attack. Tens of thousands of Israelis served there, hundreds of soldiers were killed and more wounded. And yet, this was a conflict without a name.
- You cannot understand Israel without understanding David Levy's life story. All the tension that shaped the Israeli identity: periphery-center, Ashkenazi and Mizrachi jews, the "first" Israel and the "second" Israel are all present in the life story of the man who was the king of Israel but did not succeed to become Prime Minister. After 15 years of almost complete media silence, David Levy conducts in front of the camera a self-examination of his life. A self-examination of a politician and statesman, whose life story is very much the significant and central story of the state of Israel in the last decades.
- The film tells the story of former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's unexpected rise to power and his dramatic fall from grace, from the highest office in the land to Ward 10 at Maasiyahu Prison. Set as a political thriller, it follows the incredible events that elevated him to power and set the stage for his epic fall, creating a portrait of a multi-faceted man and providing a behind-the-scenes look at the mechanisms and machinations that control politics, justice, war and peace.
- The Last League - the lowest league in soccer in Israel, focuses on people from the peripheries for whom soccer is their last chance of making it big and giving meaning to their lives. Why The Last League? Because from the bottom you can only go up.
- Moshe Badash invented the industrial salads and ready-made food, founded the "Piquant" chain of supermarkets, and sold cheap sausage to Israelis, while he fought the tycoons, the elites, the income tax, and the government officials. He ran for the Knesset (Israeli Parliament), tried to compete with Osem, his largest enemy, by launching a rival snack to Bamba (their biggest brand) and got rid of - according to him by an organized cartel in the worst economic attack in Israel's history. ?Now, when everyone is talking about the cost of living and monopolies, would Badash be considered a vigilant or an opportunist who was just looking for ways to make money? The film examines his character and the relevance of his struggle to our lives today.
- TV Mini Series
- TV Mini SeriesAmerican Jews, Israel, and the Remaking of Jewish Identity. As the state of Israel is celebrating its 75th anniversary, we embark on a journey through the shared story of American Jews and Israel: A relationship that moved from indifference into a love affair, survived moments of disenchantment and anger, saw episodes of cooperation and bitter competition, only to stand now at a historic crossroad. The story of how American Jews became part of Israeli history, and how Israel became a part of Jewish identity. ?The story of the complex relationship between American Jewry and Israel from its inception to the present day, from the point of view of American Jews.
- A mini-documentary series that captures the personal historical drama of the immigration of Jews after collapse of the USSR regime to Israel.
- When Israel is hijacked from within by extremist political forces, a group of citizens transform overnight into protest leaders. They embark on an epic struggle for their democracy - one that pushes the nation to the brink of civil war. Then war does break out, and the stakes rise even higher.
- It is a heritage program that reviews issues and current events surrounding the week's Torah Passage and Prayer. A panel studio show with field reports items. Presenter: Gal Gabai.
- TV Mini SeriesBen Shani and Shai Lahav, two young soldiers at the time, go back to the first Intifada, which we all wish to forget.
- A-list Israeli comedians are taking turns in babysitting unusual, unique kids. Each episode sees one of the comedians arrive at the home of the kid, from all cultures and regions in the country, where he will be left in charge while the parents go out. The comedian gets to spend time with the kid, learn his uniqueness (Hobby, living surrounding, special interest etc.) and take care of his routine schedule. Doing everything while maintaining the house rules.
- The film explores the inside dealings of Breslev, a branch of Hasidic Judaism founded by Rebbe Nachman of Broslev. The series will provide history of this most controversial movement in the Jewish world, as a way to understand what draws thousands of people, from all levels of the society, to call Rebbe Nachman "My Rebbe" even though he dead for more then 200 years.
- "Separated at Birth" is the Israeli adaptation of the Flemish TV show "Born on", which was already produces in Norway, England, Switzerland and other territories. Each episode tells the story of three people who were born on the exact same date. They all start at the same point and then their life stories evolve in a completely different way. One will become a famous person, a person whose life story is an integral part of Israel's history, while the other two are ordinary citizens nonetheless their life stories are surprising, unusual, or inspiring. The three life stories intersect with the story of the country and together they weave the collective memory of Israel as a nation.
- They say that the new generation was born with their smartphone as an extension of their boy. That they are connect but very lonely . The are exposing their self with now shame but have a low self esteem . There are thousands of researches about them they were named as the z generation. Now is the time to hear them, "Stories " is a documentary series that puts the z generation in the center.
- He calls himself TRA. He is 13, and he always was a little different. People tried to tame him. They hurt him quite a bit. "I was a fat kid who loved to daydream and draw fairies instead of playing soccer, and no one wanted to play with me. They bullied me, and then the monsters came out." It was out of this pain that he discovered the power of art. He's been drawing monsters ever since, though he later added other characters as well. At age ten, he defied a world that pushes us to perfection by creating the iconic character "Botox", and became part of the artistic community that chooses the street as its canvas. Armed with the belief that art will save the world, just like it saved him from himself, he discovers the hope and strength hidden deep inside him.