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In "Aunt Dina" lays a subject close to my heart, it speaks of a plague that was silenced and suppressed in many cultures, a plague that brings shame, guilt and post trauma to its victims and the ones close to them. It's the type of plague that may leave one's body whole but the soul shattered to bits. As a son of a victim to sexual abuse, I found that it is not spoken of in many cultures as men where taught to stay strong and silent when they need support the most.
Country: Israel
T-Port Partner: Minshar School of Art
Bio: Benyamin Esticangie, is a young film Director currently based in Israel. Was raised in an ultra orthodox family. at an early age left that way of life to seek a more secular one. In his films he often tells stories on personal subjects from his prior religious life. Graduated with excellence from the "Minshar High school of arts" in Tel Aviv Israel 2022.
In Grandma's old living room, Michael, a religious young man escorting his father to mourn...
