Adam (2013) – gay short film by Segev Gershon
29/08/2016
The first Israeli film that deals with bullying among teenagers, ADAM centers around a high school student whose declaration of love to another boy leads to hostile reactions from his classmates. ADAM is a one of a kind multinational effort created to keep the conversation of teenage bullying alive and going globally. Israeli Director Segev Gershon-Green, with American producer Edward Singletary Jr. and Indonesian producer Edward Gunawan join forces to bring this difficult topic to life in this beautifully executed dramatic short film.
Director: Segev Gershon (as Segev Gershon Green)
Eyes Wide Open (2009)
02/10/2014
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Walk on Water (2004)
31/05/2013
Walk on Water (2004) Director: Eytan Fox Writer: Gal Uchovsky (screenplay) Genre:Drama, Thriller Country: Israel, Sweden Language: English,German, Hebrew Duration:103 min Year: 2004
The Traitor (2009)
18/01/2013
The Traitor (2009) Haboged (original title) Director: Tomer Velkoff Writer: Olga Sitovotsky Genre: Short movie Country: Israel Language: Hebrew (English Subtitles) Year: 2009 Duration:
Caught (2010/I)
29/12/2012
Caught (2010/I) Director: Monte Patterson Writer: Monte Patterson Genre: Short movie Country: USA Language: English Duration: 14 min Year: 2010 Stars: Richard ‘Rick’
Yossi (2012): Path from Isolation to Intimacy After Loss
28/12/2012
Nearly 10 years ago, American-Israeli filmmaker Eytan Fox (The Bubble) won acclaim at Tribeca with his hit first film, Yossi & Jagger, about two Israeli soldiers who are (somewhat) secret lovers. That film was a novella compare to its sequel, Yossi. Ohad Knoller, who won the festival’s best actor award in 2003, reprises the title role. Now in his thirties, the by-the-book Yossi’s a Tel Aviv cardiologist and more than 20 pounds heavier….
Yossi & Jagger (2002) – a gay movie by Eytan Fox
09/11/2012
Romance blooms between two soldiers (Knoller, Levi) stationed in an Israeli outpost on the Lebanese border.
Directed by Eytan Fox
Antarctica (2008)
06/11/2012
In two days, Omer will hit a milestone; his 30th birthday. Like many his age, he hasn’t found himself. Director: Yair Hochner,2008,Israel
After (1994) – Time off
03/03/2012
After (1994) – Time off Director: Eytan Fox Country: Israel Genre: Short movie Year: 1994 Runtime: 45 min Stars: Gil Frank, Hanoch Re’im and Tzufit
Mary Lou ( Tamid oto chalom ) (2009)
06/02/2012
Mary Lou ( Tamid oto chalom ) (2009) Director: Eytan Fox Writer: Shira Artzi Year: 2009 Genre: Musical, Drama Country: Israel Language: Hebrew
Watch Over Me (2010) – Shmor Alai (2010)
05/02/2012
On completing his training in a secret elite army unit, Eitan is taken out by mates from the unit to celebrate. During a night of drinking in Tel Aviv he learns things about the unit and about himself that shake his world. An encounter with Shahar, who lives the way Eitan never dared, gives him a chance for a new beginning. But when he tries to go with the change, he discovers the ultimate price of his previous choices.
Director: Michael Rozanov (as Mysh)
Ba’al Ba’al Lev (1998) by Eytan Fox – Trailer
11/09/2008
Story of mixed identities of two identical twins, one an orthodox Jew and the other a secular. The two songs included in ‘Ba’al Ba’al Lev’ (as well as its title) are borrowed from ‘Kunilemel’: one dealing with the identity conflicts of its main character, the other with the marriage fantasies of its heroine, looking for ‘a husband with a heart’.
The Bubble (2006) – A gay film by Eytan Fox – Trailer
28/05/2008
Ashraf (Yousef “Joe” Sweid), a Palestinian, meets Noam (Ohad Knoller), an Israeli, at a checkpoint station. The pair begin a relationship, and Ashraff moves in illegally with Noam and Noam’s roommates, Lulu (Daniela Virtzer) and Yelli (Alon Friedman). The hip Tel Aviv neighborhood in which they live insulates them from the ongoing conflict between Arabs and Jews, but their protection cannot last forever.