American Jewish Film Awards
BEST ISRAELI FILM – HIGHLY COMMENDED
British-mandated Palestine: a simple Jewish farmer is losing his land to the drought. His Rabbi urges him to travel to the city to pray, but he cannot afford the journey; so he has to save his family alone.
Mesmerising, clever, elegant film as a young IDF soldier critically injured in Gaza clings to life.
A clever and elegant film about the resilience of life. Well written and directed in the right tempo… a sober and accurate performance by Sharon Bar Ziv and Keren Mor.Uri Klein, Haaretz
A real t...
American Jewish Film Awards
BEST SHORT FILM – FINALIST
1975: the Kosher Kitchen opened with no owner, no manager, and with no desire for profit. It labeled itself anti-profit and took seriously the slogan "Food for People, Not for Profit." More than a restaurant, they ran Meals on Wheels, a dro...
American Jewish Film Awards
BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM – FINALIST
In 1943, Akiva risks his life travelling through Nazi-occupied Poland to say the Kaddish prayer to honor his deceased mother on the anniversary of her death.
Short but powerful film by Razid Season who was born in the United Arab Em...
