Mirror Cracks

A closeted transgender woman is comforted by dancing to confront her sexual demons.

Or, a young transgender woman in her early years, goes out with her two closest friends for the first time in female clothing to test her limits. The journey is disrupted by a car breakdown, past resentments towards her friends, and traumatic encounters on the public transportation they are forced to take.

Against the backdrop of an Israeli boarding school, a father and son struggle to understand one another while navigating the gap between their Russian roots and the pressure to adapt to life in a new country. Told in Hebrew and Russian, the film explores immigration, belonging and the meaning of home.

During a routine visit to Grandpa, who has lived in the same small, cramped, and neglected apartment for 54 years, Grandpa declared emphatically - "I will never move!" Grandpa suffers from compulsive hoarding, which is rooted in the displacement of his family from their home in Baghdad, Iraq, without names, possessions, or dates of birth. A year passes, Grandpa's health changes, and suddenly - there is no choice but to move him to a new apartment with an elevator.

The situation outside is not promising. Luckily there's a TV that can calm the panic... isn't it?

A young transgender girl returns home from a night out with a friend and notices that a mysterious man is following her.

In a utopian world based on artificial intelligence, a young woman who dislikes the reality in which she lives and dreams of life as a theater star, loses everything when her robotic pet doll steals her dream role.