Lullaby is about my two mothers. I am accompanying on their journeys in South Africa to discover the meaning of motherhood.

שיר ערש הוא על שתי האימהות שלי. אני מתלווה למסעות שלהן בדרום אפריקה ויוצאת למסע משלי, על מנת להבין את משמעות האימהות.

A Film by Natalie Haziza

Script: Natalie Haziza
Director: Natalie Haziza
Producer: Natalie Haziza
Cinematography: Natalie Haziza
Editing: Rakefet Burstein and Kati Diakova
Sound Design: Yuri Primenko
Original Score: Nadav Azoulay

סרטה של נטלי חזיזה

תסריט: נטלי חזיזה
בימוי: נטלי חזיזה
הפקה: נטלי חזיזה
צילום: נטלי חזיזה
עריכה: רקפת בורשטיין וקתי דיאקובה
עיצוב פסקול: יורי פרימנקו
מוסיקה מקורית: נדב אזולאי

MacHEADS The Movie is a feature-length documentary about fanaticism and unconditional devotion to a corporate brand. Through a series of interviews with the Mac's most dedicated followers and fanboys, it takes an in-depth look at the cult of Mac and the people who charted the machine’s rise to popularity, posing the ultimate question, 'is Apple losing faith as a community and becoming just a brand.

Director Writer Editor and Producer: Kobi Shely

Producer,Writer: Ron Shely
Director of Photography: Alon Grego
Music Composer: Roy Zu-Aretz
Sound Designer: Ohad Tzachar
Graphic Design and Art Director: Yael Mann Grego
Second unit Director: Jennifer Drue
Cartoon Artists: Nitrozac and Snaggy

Movie site

The film follows 4 young Brazilians from a village that was just recently discovered by tourists. It shows the immense influence that the tourists have over the lives of the locals, and the difference between the way the tourists conceive the locals and the reality that is filmed. The arrival of foreigners to the village has created a new variety of options for self fulfillment, that doesn't go hand in hand with the economical and social possibilities of the locals.
Israel-Brazil, 2005. 52 minutes, Hebrew and Portuguese, English subtitles.The trailer has no English subtitles

Director: Gali Meiri

World distribution by JMT Films

Special Mention : Amazonas World Adventure Film Festival - Brazil 2006
Globians world and culture Documentary Film Festival, Potsdam - Germany 2008
Capoeira Film Festival, Amsterdam - The Netherlands 2008
DeREEL Independent Film Festival, Melbourne - Australia 2008
Toronto International Portuguese Film Festival - Canada 2007
Ethnographic International Film Panorama, Paris - France 2007
Ecolnoa International Environmental Film Festival, Tel Aviv - Israel 2007
Planet in Focus International Film Festival, Toronto - Canada 2006
Pärnu International Film Festival - Estonia 2006
Doc Aviv International Documentary Film Festival - Israel 2005

Kibbutz Eshbal in the Galilee, established in 1998 as an educational center, runs a boarding school for adolescents who have been expelled from other educational institutions. At Eshbal, Baruch, Ora, Moshe and Yael, first-generation immigrants from Ethiopia, are counseled by Yoav and Vickie, kibbutz members. The film portrays the first class at Eshbal's boarding school while documenting life on a secluded hill in the Galilee, of committed kibbutz youngsters and alienated youths, each striving, in their own way, for a place within Israeli society.
Israel, 2005-7. 56 minutes, Hebrew, English and French subtitles. Trailer has no subtitles in English

Director: Ziv Even Tsur

Produced by Amit Goren, Galia Bador: Amit Goren Productions
World distribution by JMT Films

DeREEL Independent Film Festival, Melbourne - Australia 2008
Fipatel, FIPA International Festival of Audiovisual Programs, Biarritz - France 2006
Nominee for Best Documentary : Israel Academy Awards - Israel 2005
Doc Aviv International Documentary Film Festival - Israel 2005

The radio program 'Out with Drugs' goes on air every Saturday at midnight. Eyal, a radio broadcaster takes calls from drug addicts crying out for help, while Yuval rushes through the empty streets of Tel Aviv in search of the anonymous voices. From the dark night appear dreamlike images. Eyal and Yuval are trying to help them fight their addiction - against all odds.
Israel, 2003. 52 minutes, Hebrew, English subtitles.

Directors: Amnon Benjamin & Hanna Ben-Moshe

World distribution by JMT Films

New York Independent International Film and Video Festival- USA 2003
Jerusalem International Film Festival - Israel 2003

As every year, towards the end of summer, the olives ripen on the trees. In the picturesque hills and valleys of the West Bank, they turn from bitter green to luscious purple. For the next three months, as autumn unfolds, the owners of the trees and their families - Palestinians and Jews - partake in the timeless ritual of the olive harvest.
In the past, olives branches used to symbolize peace. Today, they serve as a tool in the ongoing conflict about land and territory. The film follows three characters, Palestinians and Israelis, whose lives were affected or completely changed because of those olives.
Israel, 2005. 50 minutes, Hebrew and Arabic, English subtitles.

Director: Yoram Sabo

Produced by Yoram and Roni Berkovich, DocMovies
World distribution by JMT Films

San Francisco Jewish Film Festival - USA 2006
Haifa International Film Festival - Israel 2005

Rivka and Yoram fulfilled their dream of getting married but they will never be able to build a home, raise a family, or even be alone when they want to be physically intimate. Yoram and Rivka are both confined to wheelchairs and have lived in institutional homes for most of their lives. The camera follows the couple on their wedding day and in their daily life. This film is about two people, their struggle for a lasting relationship, with no previous experience and with physical and mental difficulties.
Israel, 2002. 48 minutes, Hebrew, English subtitles.

Directors: Moshe Balmas and Thomas Henke

World distribution by JMT Films

Moscow Disability Film Festival - Russia 2006
Estonian National Museum special screening - Estonia 2006
Visual Film Festival Joensuu - Finland 2005
Brotherhood Society International Film Festival, New Delhi - India 2004
Southern Film Festival Sderot - Israel 2004
Festival de Cine de Granada - Spain 2002

20-year-old Sisai, Ethiopian immigrant in Israel, lives with his adoptive family - the Gavros. Father Gavro returns from Ethiopia with news of Sisai's biological father's whereabouts. Confused by the news and the fresh confrontation with his past, Sisai does not share his family's excitement. He is too busy with his own news; Sivan, his girlfriend, is pregnant. The director, who is also Sisai's brother, joins him and their father on a journey to Ethiopia on their search for identity, blood connection, love and longing.
Israel, Ethiopia - 2005, 56 minutes. Hebrew and Amharic, English subtitles

Director: David Gavro

Produced by David Gavro, Yael Shavit, Avner Faingulernt and Sapir Academic College
World distribution by JMT Films

Winner: FIPA D'OR Prize : Best Documentary Award: FIPA Festival Biarritz - France 2006
Winner: Best Documentary Award : DeREEL Independent Film Festival -Australia 2007
Winner: Lombardia Prize for Best Film : Milan African Film Festival - Italy 2006
Winner: Best Documentary Award : Jerusalem International Film Festival - Israel 2005
Winner: Best First Film Award: Israel Documentary Awards - Israel 2006
Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival Toronto - Canada 2006
The African Diaspora Film Festival, New York City - USA 2006
Muestra Internacional Documental, Bogota- Colombia 2006
Open Frame International Festival & Forum - India 2006
Mediterranean Documentary Film Festival - Greece 2006
DaKINO Bucharest International Film Festival - Romania 2006
Beeld voor Beeld Film Festival, Amsterdam - The Netherlands 2006
Etats generaux du documentaire de Lussas - France 2006

A mother of two returns to her home and children in Bolivia after 15 years of working in Israel to make a better life for her kids, only to find her family members have become strangers. "A Working Mom" is a story that demonstrates the extremes that individuals will go to in order to save their families -- sometimes saving and losing them in the same act.
75 minutes

Director:Limor Pinhasov

Produced by Yaron Kaftori
Cinematography: Eytan Harris, Oded Kirma
Music: Avi Lebovich
Film page in ITVS

Twenty-Five miles from town, a million miles from mainstream society,a loose-knit community of eco-pioneers, teenage runaways, war veterans and drop-outs, live on the fringe and off the grid, struggling to survive with little food, less water and no electricity, as they cling to their unique vision of the American dream...
52 minutes

Directors: Eric Juhola, Jeremy Stulberg, Randy Stulberg

www.indiepixfilms.com