Israel, 2025, 2 minutes, Hebrew with Hebrew subtitles

“The Rabbi of the Kaparot” is a bold, satirical protest song by Zehavit Sabag, performed by Naama Cohen. It critiques patriarchy, religious control, and homophobia, spotlighting the struggles of Mizrahi and queer women through powerful, feminist, and emotionally charged storytelling.

Director: Zehavit Sabag
Script: Zehavit Sabag
Producer: Zehavit Sabag
With: Naama Hacohen

Israel, 2024, 4 minutes, Hebrew with Hebrew subtitles

Times of distance and Co-vid19, Pride Month. All you can do is connect through art. Alma and Assaf’s love song becomes the Pride Month anthem for the first time in collaboration with all the LGBTQ+ communities and organizations from across the country, and queer celebrities from all over the rainbow such as Orna Banai, Yizhar Cohen, Moran Rosenblatt, Yedidia Vital and more.

Director: Alma Kalbermann
Script: Alma Kalbermann
Producer: Alma Kalbermann
With: Alma Kalbermann, Asaf Orr, Moran Rosenblatt, Yedidia Vital, Orna Banai, Yoni Livne, Adi Carmeli, Chen Amram, Reut Nagar, Shir Reuven, Tess Hashiloni, Sivan Noam Shimon, Anat Nir, David Lavi, Yizhar Cohen

Israel, 2025, 3 minutes, Hebrew with Hebrew subtitles

The music video for the song “Y.L. Peretz” portrays the escapades of Tel Aviv’s streets, known for their “chill” activities—group gatherings in private homes for sex, drugs, and socializing. Created using AI by Uriel Peer, the video highlights the contrast between the experience itself and the speaker’s loneliness.

Director: Oriel Peer
Script: Oriel Peer
Producer: Oriel Peer

Israel, 2025, 3 minutes, Hebrew with Hebrew subtitles

Set to a lesbian pop song, the video, filmed in Arnhem, Netherlands, tells a story of a complex gender identity that lives within us and accompanies us – sometimes haunting, when we just want to be one simple and clear thing, all through the life of a dancer and the shadow of the feminine energy within him, on a journey to accept it as part of him.

Director: Alma Kalbermann
Script: Alma Kalbermann, Hagar Shafrir, Yaara Haleva
Producer: Alma Kalbermann
With: Amit Palgi, Mariona Vinyes Ràfols

Israel, 2024, 3 minutes, Hebrew with Hebrew subtitles

The film depicts the protagonist’s yearning for love in a space of spiritual dryness. Throughout the video, the dancer appears as the object of the protagonist’s love—an illusion that gradually draws closer, sometimes distancing and evading. The video features camera play with scales, spaces, and more.

Director: Ari Gilad
Script: Ari Gilad
Producer: Ehevi Nachmani
With: Ofek Ifrah Azulay, Ofek Saada

Israel, 2024, 3 minutes, Hebrew with Hebrew subtitles

2016, Alma, a young soldier, is falling in love with her female commander. She dreams of a wedding and stops to wonder about a famous Hebrew wedding vows phrase, then goes on a journey trying to explain it through this song. The videoclip is a classic stop-motion, that accompanies a lady trying to write her wedding vows for her wife.

Director: Alma Kalbermann
Script: Alma Kalbermann
Producer: Alma Kalbermann
With: Sharon Hindi, Yaara Haleva

Israel, 2024, 3 minutes, Hebrew with Hebrew subtitles

The music video tells the story of Adam (played by Avi Buskila), the protagonist of the song—a gay man who came from the periphery, became wealthy, and now enjoys the gay lifestyle that Tel Aviv has to offer. Deep inside, Adam longs for simplicity and feels trapped within the endless choices.

Director: Ari Gilad
Script: Ari Gilad
Producer: Ehevi Nachmani
With: Avi Buskila, Ofek Yfrach Azulay, Nuri Amit Gil, Hadar Binyamin, Yonatan Alster, Amit Hayat, Daniel Yaron, Yuval Borodati, Yarden Meshulam, Roi Dekel

Israel, 2025, 3 minutes

“One Woman in the City” is a song written by Pat Parker, aiming to raise awareness about the issue of solidarity among women. Israeli society is very diverse, so we thought it was important to write the Israeli version of the song. We reached out to Israeli women and asked them to write about themselves, about their identities, in the poetic structure of Pat Parker’s song. The question “Is she our sister?” always echoes in the background.

Director: Zehavit Sabag, Naama Hacohen
Script: Zehavit Sabag, Naama Hacohen
Producer: Zehavit Sabag
With: Naama Hacohen

Israel, 2025, 3 minutes

On his 24th birthday, Eden (Adam Zvi Habani) finds out about Almog’s betrayal and leaves him to face the consequences of his mistakes. Based on Almog’s real-life experiences as a young oriental gay man and the problematic history with his ex-boyfriend.

בימוי: אריאל מלול
תסריט: אריאל מלול
הפקה: אופיר מלול
עם: אלמוג חרוש, אדם צבי חבאני