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Tel-Aviv Crumbles into a Place of Hope in Sariel Keslasi’s Animated Music Video ‘My Africa’

Sariel Keslasi tells DN how the Tel-Aviv streets and a series of pocket notebooks were pivotal in the realisation of his animated music video 'My Africa'.

Live Action

Marc Grey Searches the Space Between Sleep & Wakefulness in 'Night Before The Morning Sun'

Director Marc Grey takes us through the challenges of producing a film centred on the nebulous and often counter-narrative logic of dreams and memory in his

Art & Fashion

Tal Mor Delivers the Mad Max Fashionista Fix You’ve Been Waiting for in Post-Apocalyptic Short ‘Once Upon a Time

For those of you still craving a Mad Maxesque hit of post-apocalyptic adrenaline, Israeli Director Tal Mor puts a fashionista spin on the road warrior in his

Animation

Keren Rijensky’s ‘Wings’ Animates The Insidious Power of Abusers’ Words on Their Victims

In graduation short 'Wings', Israeli director Keren Rijensky interposes the insidious phrases commonly used by abusers to coerce their victims and in so doing

Animation, Live Action

Hili Noy & Shimi Asresay Hold a Mirror to Racism in Animation ‘Strange Fruit’

Channelling firsthand experiences of racism in their own lives, Shimi Asresay and Hili Noy decided to tackle the subject in their allegorical animated thesis

Animation

Spoken-Word Artist Talia Randall Inspires Collaborative Animated Angst in the ‘Common Room’

Inspired by the rhyming reminiscence of British spoken-word artist Talia Randall, 13 Israeli animators came together as the Common Room Animation Project to

Animation

Nadav Nachmany Builds on his own Animation Ruins to Hail ‘The Swamp King’

Nadav Nachmany talks to us about transposing a classic Judaism story into 'The Swamp King', a tale about misguided idol worshipping frogs and how the film

Animation

Emlly Noy & Tom Madar Provide an Animated Examination of Modern Loneliness in ‘Mouth Wide Open, Ears Shut Tight’

Winning over festival audiences worldwide and picking up several awards along the way, Emlly Noy and Tom Madar’s graduation film from Israel’s

Film Festival, Live Action, Podcasts

DN LFF2013: Youth – Tom Shoval

Tom Shoval’s debut feature Youth shows the desperate lengths two brothers from a newly poor Israeli middle class family go to in an effort to help their

Animation

Gravity

A creature tries desperately to hang onto the things he loves in Sohini Tal’s Bezalel academy animation Gravity.

Art & Fashion, Music Video

Running Away Into You

Beginning as a an art school assignment but later developing a life of its own, experimental film Running Away Into You from Israeli graphic designers Benjamin

Music Video

The Aprons: Sound Stain

An idyllic harmony with nature is shattered when hunters intrude in Liran Goldberg’s promo for The Aprons’ Sound Stain.

Israel Tag Archive

Tel-Aviv Crumbles into a Place of Hope in Sariel Keslasi’s Animated Music Video ‘My Africa’

Marc Grey Searches the Space Between Sleep & Wakefulness in 'Night Before The Morning Sun'

Tal Mor Delivers the Mad Max Fashionista Fix You’ve Been Waiting for in Post-Apocalyptic Short ‘Once Upon a Time

Keren Rijensky’s ‘Wings’ Animates The Insidious Power of Abusers’ Words on Their Victims

Hili Noy & Shimi Asresay Hold a Mirror to Racism in Animation ‘Strange Fruit’

Spoken-Word Artist Talia Randall Inspires Collaborative Animated Angst in the ‘Common Room’

Nadav Nachmany Builds on his own Animation Ruins to Hail ‘The Swamp King’

Emlly Noy & Tom Madar Provide an Animated Examination of Modern Loneliness in ‘Mouth Wide Open, Ears Shut Tight’

DN LFF2013: Youth – Tom Shoval

Gravity

Running Away Into You

The Aprons: Sound Stain

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