USA, Japan, Spain, Canada, Columbia and Germany: six different films from six different countries celebrate people and stories on the poly spectrum.
From short comedies to complex dramas that bring intricate situations from life, through exciting sexual experiences and one amazing animation film.
Duration: 90 minutes.
Half-Jewish, bisexual Jonah Dorman comes out to his girlfriend, shaking the foundation of their relationship and launching a tragicomic exploration of love and religion in New York City.
Risa and Takumi were born and raised in Kanazawa, Japan. They’ve been dating for a year and a half, and they turned thirty years old. Parents and relatives half-heartedly encouraged them to move in together, so they decided to do it. As they began to think about marriage and shared time with each other, they gradually noticed a certain gap in their relationship. Risa’s feelings change by an incident with Mako, a female friend with whom Risa had consulted about marriage.
What is being myself? What is the form of happiness?
Starting a washing machine is not so easy for everyone. You still have to choose the right program…
After the sudden death of her pregnant partner, a closeted attorney must embrace her sexuality and humanity, as she seeks custody of their newborn.
Alejandro is a divorced man who lives alone in his apartment. He has a daughter and apparently has or had a relationship with a woman named Mercedes; but he goes through his quarantine for the pandemic all alone. Until Pablo’s abrupt arrival.
Bi The Way is a short, funny, and intimate animated film about Amir’s life-journey as a bisexual cis man.
Please be aware – the screening is NOT in Tel-Aviv Cinematheque. . A film adaptation of a book by the same name, based on a
The residents of Kettle Springs can’t catch a break. Nothing has ever been the same since the treasured Baypen Corn Syrup Factory burned down and
We are proud to invite you to the Israeli Premiere of one of the hottest films of the summer: “On Swift Horses“. After returning from
After a divorce and a layoff from a prestigious job, 52-year-old Nicole’s life is far from what she imagined. She moves from a bourgeois neighborhood
The screening will be preceded by panel and discussion “The LGBT struggle in Israel” (app. 30 min) The year is 1977 and Miguel is going
