Dori Limon

During wartime, a young Israeli woman living in Jerusalem embarks on a surreal journey in which she is forced to confront violence, responsibility, denial, and her own complicity within a violent reality she is part of. Paper cutouts, oil pastel paintings and street photography are woven together in a surreal mixed-media animated film, walking a line between dream and waking, reflecting the distorted reality of a never-ending cycle of war and death.

Rachel is a homicide investigator and a single mother to 16-year-old Sofia. Sofia is a raging teenager who will not rest until she gets an answer about her father's identity. The life of the two are about to change forever when a family secret is revealed.

Daria, the mute daughter of Chaim Wortman, the dictator who rules the town ShadowHill, is no longer willing to be silent. She joins Orna, an underground journalist, in order to overthrown him.

A mother nervously awaits her son to come back from the battlefield, when a knock on her door threatens to fulfill her worst fears.

An unusual resemblance between Tovi, the Limon’s anciant dog, and Guri, a dog starring an old israeli picture book named “Nurit and Guri”, leads the family to try and trace Guri’s owner - the girl from the book, Nurit. 2nd place winner of high-school contest in DocAviv 2020 Festival.