The film deals with the question whether Is it possible to adapt every child to one specific mold? In an enclosed city, in which everyone looks the same and follows the same path, in which everything is done by the book — one girl sprouts wings. The idea that their daughter will be “exceptional” in their society is too difficult for the family. They feel they cannot allow the  difference to continue to grow, and must therefore alter her to fit the existing framework. Now the girl must face her difference and choose between her family and her freedom.

Romance by Ore Peleg and Roni Cohen

Computer generated animation. Dodke and Levana are an elderly couple, married for over 60 years. Throughout the day, Dodke tries to fix a broken old alarm clock. Levana is always around him, cleaning, tiding and disrupting his work. Together, they go through their daily ritual and show the true meaning of romance.

God Is Kidding by Boaz Balachsan

The film illustrates an eternal philosophical question rooted in our sub-conscious and talks about God and faith through the imagination of children. As the film bases itself on interviews with children from the different sectors of Israeli society, we get a wide array of world views represented through the different images of God. The use of animation makes the subject more approachable for all ages and helps us find the added value of the film through the magical world of children's imaginations.

Stairs to no end by Daniella Koffler 

The stairs of knowledge lead to the light. A curious girl in a dark world tries to reach it, but must face those for whom light is an obstacle.

Source: Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem