Suzanna Papian

A once successful novelist tries to revive his fading career by launching a highly inventive scam. He recruits a reckless actress and trains her to assume the somber identity of a lit Masters student. Their lives will alter forever.

A father drops off his son near his army base. Instead of returning home, he decides to wait for him outside the base.

Portrait of a girl from a poor family, who takes care of her parents while serving in the army at the crossings of Tul-Karm. When something bad happens at home and she has to go back, she grabs Saila, a girl from Tul-Karm just to go home.

After embarking on a sailing trip on the way to their wedding in Larnaca, Ruth and Yona find themselves stranded at sea with no wind in their sails. As they wait for conditions to change, Ruth's past resurfaces.

An original Be'er Sheva comedy set in the "Simi Center" neighborhood shopping mall, bringing to the screen the stories and dreams of the wild, colorful characters who hang out there. Meet Dalila, from the shop that stocks everything except customers; Popeye, the exterminator ranked only 50th in the South (ever since he accidentally exterminated a Schnauzer); Haviv and Naor, two teens dreaming of getting into the Forum club and escaping the neighborhood; Linoy and Avichai, who run a pizzeria with sesame seeds on the crust; Nadir the greengrocer, looking for love; Hezi, trying to find a tenth man for the prayer quorum; Menachem, searching for his donkey; and many others we’ve met—and want you to meet, too.

A teenager's death and her secret virtual life in a mysterious gaming app, leading her father and friend to investigate the dark events that led to her accident.

The story, which deals with the ultra-Orthodox who enlist in combat training in the Israel Defense Forces, is presented through the eyes of three soldiers: Amram Elkayam the shabbanik, the national ultra-Orthodox Gur Aryeh and Yaakov Anielbitsh, a Vizhnitz Hasid, and soon they discover a world they did not know , To communicate with women in a regular framework, and in some cases, of course, to deal with the hostile attitude toward them in the places they came from, including Yehuda Barkan, Danny Steg and Yishai Golan.

The well-to-do Tsipis family arrives in fervent and devout Jerusalem at the close of the 19th century, driven by the father's passionate Zionist vision. However, their 20-year-old daughter, Fruma, is a Russian idealist who rejects her Jewish heritage and aligns herself with the working class's struggle to 'overthrow the old world.' Secretly planning to return to Odessa and join her revolutionary lover, Pima. Fruma faces suspicion from her parents, who decide to send her to work at Eliezer Ben Yehuda's Hebrew newspaper, hoping he will inspire her with his mission to revive the Hebrew language. Initially cynical, Fruma finds herself inexplicably drawn to Eliezer. Their encounter forces Fruma to confront the consequences of her ideals, realizing the inadvertent harm caused to others due to their circumstances.