Things Left Unsaid

A wild Israeli horror-comedy, with neither boundaries nor responsibility, combining a dysfunctional family, demons, murders, a dark legend and a lot of chaos.

"PRIME TIME MOM", courageously attempts to answer the question: What would happen if a member of parliament's son were kidnapped to Gaza during the events of October 7th? The film follows Gur (played by Evyatar Ozari), the son of Knesset Member Dafni Gut (played by Orna Banai) and a senior news editor, who is forced to choose between his career and his disintegrating family. He must conceal the fact that his brother has been kidnapped to Gaza, while his mother uses unethical means to rescue him. Meanwhile, the 24 News' CEO, Ofer (played by Shahar Hasson), begins to suspect that she is hiding something from the public. The film, which was written by Matanel Gotlib, real-life son of a Knesset Member Tally Gotlib, and a real-life news director, offers a unique perspective on family and politics as never before seen, as well as on the world of media.

In a small car parked in a remote spot, two young men meet for a secret date. The outside world forces them to be a couple only within the car’s doors, sparking a playful pretend game — and dreams of another life, and its cost.

Two strangers board a train, each engaged in their own phone call - slowly, their conversations reveal that they're not so different after all.