Cursed Land – Fate
23-year-old student Alyona returns from Moscow to Yakutsk after learning that her mother has gone missing. Alyona begins to investigate the disappearance, and the trail leads her to a small remote village named Symyr. She travels to Symyr in search of her mother, only to discover that there are evil spirits roaming the land.
Director Stepan Burnashev crafts an eerie slower-burning psychological thriller, based on Ayi faith, folklore and local legends of spirits. Using the stunning Siberian countryside vistas as a backdrop, this beautifully shot Yakuti film is unsettling – Combining a contemporary visual style with age-old legends.
The film is presented in it’s original Yakut language, with hard-coded English subtitles.
Related Videos
At the Munich Olympics in 1972, A Palestinian terrorist group stormed the Israeli athletes’ quarters. The world watched as eleven hostages were taken and later killed. Four women were impacted by that day. This is their story.
The film unfolds in several languages: German, Hebrew and English. All non-English dialog is subtitled.
The extraordinary story of Avner, who was a champion in skydiving and base jumping. When he was 28, he jumped off a bridge in California, crashed to the ground and became paralyzed. Through touching encounters and rare photographs, the gap between his life before and after the accident is revealed.
50 min. Hebrew Language with English subtitles.
In this loaded political allegory, four young kids clash with two army deserters in a fight over territory.
The film is presented in it's original language, Hebrew, with optional English and Spanish subtitles.
Assi, a Tel-Aviv based screenwriter, stuck in his life, is sentenced to community service to work with juveniles in the remote city of Beersheeba. A story about a detached man who aspires to save delinquent youth through art, and about thoughtful teenagers who do not want to be saved.
Winner Best First Film Award, Best Cinematography Award, Commendation for Young Actor Jerusalem International Film Festival. Hebrew language with optional English subtitles
An action-packed necromantic animated stop-motion love triangle involving a Rocker Boy, a Gothic Girl, and his dead ex-girlfriend set in the middle of a zombie apocalypse during an alien invasion!
When Tom lost his girlfriend BB to a tragic accident on prom night, the police suspected him, his family shunned him, his friends blamed him—or they would have, if he’d had any. Now he writes death metal love songs by BB’s grave – until his restless solitude is shattered when space aliens invade Earth and turn the dead into an army of zombie killers. Battling to save BB from becoming a puppet to alien masters and his own desire to resurrect his lost love, Tom has to dodge bullets, legions of zombies, aliens, death-rays, and global apocalypse. This highly original festival-award-winning film is the first of its kind to feature the animation of puppets-and-hands in the same style that child-sized toy puppeteers have done in toy commercials over the past two decades.
Daniel returns to his childhood home in a small town in Israel after living abroad for many years. He seeks out Lilah, who was the love of his life that remained in his town when he left. Lilah, a former ballet teacher, has been paralyzed and bedridden for the past three years. Realizing her situation, Daniel is going to commit an unbelievable act of love.The film deals with the conflict between religious tradition and the freedom to choose your fate.
Hebrew Language with optional English Subtitles.
Anthrax is a found footage mystery that tells the story of Israeli soldiers who volunteered to take part in an anthrax vaccine experiment during their military service. Seven years later they discover the vaccine has disastrous side effects. They set out to expose the truth and save their own lives. The film confronts a real scandal by combining it with fictional dramatized narratives, using documentary aesthetics and blurring the line separating between reality and fiction. A conspiracy thriller, based (mostly) on a true story.
Israel, 2017. Hebrew language. Presented in it's original native format and includes an optional English language subtitle track. The bonus materials include the Hebrew language version with hard-coded English subtitles.
The beautiful coastline of Tel Aviv draws devoted beachgoers eager to find peace and relaxation in the Mediterranean. Among these, are residents of Bnei Brak, a closed orthodox suburb who frequent a gender-segregated stretch of seaside closed off to the neighboring gay beaches by a modesty fence. Kainer’s insightful and often humorous film explores the importance of this kosher beach, even defying the wishes of rabbis fearful of the beach's "immorality."
Hebrew Language with optional English subtitles.
There are no comments yet.