Elinor Nechemya was born in Jerusalem, and studied film at Tel-Aviv’s Minshar School of Art. Her 2017 short film ‘Everlasting MOM’, premiered at TIFF and screened at major Film Festivals such as Locarno and Palm Springs. Her diploma film ‘Off Season’ was screened in International Film Festivals, among them Slamdance. These days she completed a new short film ‘Follow Me’. Elinor is working on her debut feature film ISLAND. She participated in the Berlinale Script Station with “Present Progressive”, a second feature project. She was part of the 2018 Locarno Filmmakers Academy.

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  Everlasting MOM

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  2017
  In a series of tableaus, a regal figure gazes over her lavish estate. Amidst the elaborate flora of her garden or the pristine china in her dining room, she appears as an elegant mirage — and a symbol of timeless, enduring femininity.
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  Boy Meets Girl

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  2019
  Boy meets girl. They exchange hearts. A small love story in a big world.
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  Off Season

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  2014
  Wandering through mysterious paths of a sleepy seaside resort, Zohar seeks clues for her father's absence from a family vacation. The serenity is about to be violated.
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  Floods

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  2012
  Three long time friends are floating in the water at the Dead Sea. Displaced from their urban environment, they are waiting to go back. When finally arriving to Tel Aviv they split, but none of them goes home.
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  Follow Me

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  2019
  It’s party night, and volunteering at a youth hotline is Omer’s typical excuse not to show up. When he finds out tonight may be his last chance with the girl he fancies, he decides to carry the call center into the night.
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  Off Season

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  2013
  Wandering through mysterious paths of a sleepy seaside resort, Zohar seeks clues for her father's absence from a family vacation. The serenity is about to be violated.

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