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Quiet fractures in everyday life – subtle moments where routine breaks and truth surfaces. Silence and its absence – silence as a dramatic force. what is unspoken carries equal weight. A marginal point of view – children and hidden perspectives that expose the adult world. Time as a psychological space – stillness, suspension, or distortion of time as inner reflection. The gap between outer function and inner life – public roles versus private emotional reality. Responsibility, guilt, and quiet regret – not explosive drama, but accumulated emotional weight.
Country: Israel
T-Port Partner: Sapir College – School of Audio and Visual Arts
Or Yossef, filmmaker and lecturer, holds a B.A. in Film from Sapir College. With over a decade of experience in writing, cinematography, and video editing—music videos, commercials, promos, and short films—his film Silence screened at the 2021 Cinema South Festival. He currently lectures in film and video therapy to students in special education at ORT Colleges.
After years of repression, Dana, a young mother, breaks. In a single moment, the reality...
