Powered by T-Port
A programme of new Israeli shorts, including world premiers and award-winning films will be screened at the Short Film Market on February 1, 2022, at 20:15 CET. The screening will also be streamed online via the Shortfilmwire platform.
On January 31, 2022, at 11:00 CET, we will host the filmmakers for an online event to talk about their working process and the stories behind their films.
*Available for Clermont-Ferrand Market accredited guests
What has changed
Salomon Chekol
15min I Drama I 2021
A soldier on active duty, Shai returns home with a package of food donated to him by the army. He is determined to celebrate Passover with his family and rejects his friends’ invitation to go out during the Seder. A secret revolving around money owed
Watch “What has changed” on T-Port
Haircut
Yair Carmeli
12min I Drama I 2021
Yonathan, an ultra-Orthodox Jewish guy, arrives at the barbershop and asks the barber to take off his Payot and beard, the most famous Jewish symbol. Yonathan understands that the barber finds it as difficult to do so as he himself.
Pears
Julia Trachtenberg
5min I Animation, Documentary I 2021
Yana was longing for love but her mother had only one way of showing it, through pain.
It’s Time You Died Already
Hadar Morag
17min I Drama I 2021
Confined by the walls of their home, Evie and her mother Rose, struggle with the inevitable presence of an uninvited tenant.
Watch “It’s Time You Died Already” on T-Port
Fledge
Tom Kouris, Hani Dombe
15min I Animation, Drama I 2021
An immigrant teenage girl with feathers on her body is torn between the need to belong and her own identity.
Naomi
Ella Deutsch
8min I Animation, Drama I 2021
Thirteen-year-old Naomi is one of a group of girls who break into the local swimming pool one night as a prank. But their adventure will force Naomi to come to terms with how far she is prepared to go to hide her disability.
Colony Collapse Disorder
Amos Holzman
15min I Drama I 2021
Between forest and city, two ambiguous lovers’ journey to preserve their togetherness.
Watch “Colony Collapse Disorder” on T-Port
