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Glued

Bezalel Academy of Art students Alon Tako, Guy Elnathan, Daniel Lichter and Sivan Kotek combine animation forces to create Glued, the story of a mother trying

Animation, Music Video

Kingdom Crumbs: Evoking Spirits

Israeli illustrator/animator Ori Toor teams up with experimental Seattle hip-hop group Kingdom Crumbs, in this trippy animated video for track Evoking Spirits.

Animation

Tap to Retry

Four months in the making and her first foray into stop motion animation, Neta Cohen’s Bezalel Academy of Art and Design graduation film Tap to Retry is

Documentary

MiniLook Kiev

This won’t be the first tiny town, tilt-shift film you’ve seen, but the 4,500 frames of the matchstick travelogue MiniLook Kiev from Efim Graboy

Animation

Moving Pictures

Nadav Nachmany and Dror Shpatz set 2D and 3D realities duelling for dominance in this charmingly dark tale of prescription drug dependency.

Animation, Music Video, Podcasts

DN224: BEAT – Or Bar-El

DN chats to Or Bar-El about the marriage of drums and animation and the great results you can achieve once you’re willing to jump off the creative cliff.

Animation

Howl

Sharon Michaeli & Natalie Bettelheim's Howl is a beautifully tender tale of a mother struggling to control her animalistic child.

Live Action, Music Video

Monti Fiori: Bella

Much in the same vein as the Cults Go Outside promo we posted last month, director Ben Giladi transported members of Monti Fiori into a selection of 60s &

Animation, Asides

Man & Beast

As a man’s horse dies, he finds a replacement in a giant, naked beast of a man, in Yishay Shemesh’s Bezalel Academy final project 'Man & Beast'.

Animation

The Outsiders

Director Maksim Razumnikov warns us that The Outsiders are the only ones who ‘know what hides behind the fluppy colorfull creatures. Nothing will stand

Animation, Asides

The Sleischers

In their own words 'The Sleischers' is a "Short wacky animated trash film by Tim Razumovsky & Eyal Oren", and it's disturbingly wonderful!

Live Action

The Messenger

The adage is such a part of the fabric of filmmaking these days, that it’s hard to know if Akira Kurosawa originated or articulately restated it when he

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