In this comedy, a well-intentioned Arab handyman upends daily life in an Israeli village. After a woman is assaulted and the community quickly turns accusatory, his Israeli employer is the only local who believes him. Loyalties are tested as more secrets are uncovered.

Co-presented by IATF

As Israeli society slips into extremism, an Arab actor and a Jewish journalist search for a place where they can belong. Ghassan Abbas was a TV star. Director Shlomi Eldar was a leading Arab Affairs’ correspondent who moved to the U.S.. Now they are each facing a professional crisis, and searching for a new path. Ophir Award Winner for Best Documentary.

Co-presented by IATF, Mosaic Theater Company of DC and Partners for Progressive Israel

Director Tamara Erde embarks on a journey through the photographs of her grandfather, a Zionist photographer from the 1930s. Her exploration reveals new insights about his choices in image-making, leading her to critically examine the history of Israeli society and the Zionist dream, past and present.

Co-presented by New York Women in Film & Television

Megiddo, a high-security prison, is a microcosm representing the painful experience of two nations. This film, made with unprecedented access, documents a tense reality. It shows the complex relationships between incarcerated Fatah and Hamas leaders and the commanders of the prison.  

Co–presented by OneVoice

Please join OneVoice for a reception following the screening at the 7th floor Conference Center of the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan to learn about their international grassroots efforts.  Screening: 5:30pm. Reception: 7:30pm.

Orna starts her new job with hopes for professional growth. She excels and is promoted to work closely with her enthusiastic boss. Her husband’s business struggles and she must become her family’s breadwinner. When her boss makes inappropriate advances, Orna is left to make tough decisions and fight for her self-worth.

Co-presented by New York Women in Film & Television