IFF- 212 / Operator / Shir

212 (20 min)
A moving and highly naturalistic cinema that attempts to tame death and its inevitable banality, which is part of the natural order of things. The end comes among other matters, quietly, in the middle of various procedures and duties that a director of a residential care home must face. For Doron, it is yet another day. Only the weather seems worse. Someone took his parking spot. The wind broke his umbrella. In addition, the roof is leaking. Some documents need to be signed. A baby daughter was born to one of his employees. Moreover, Bela Schorr has died in room 212.

OPERATOR (15 min)
In the near future, killer drones are not just the business of governments. Many people seeking a job find themselves operating armed and unmanned vehicles. This is a story of one of them: A single mom drone operator. The film follows a day in her life, from the most mundane to the very lethal, but how much of that penetrates her home?

SHIR (33 min)
A completely new and different look on the Israeli complex reality .It is Yom Ha-Zikaron Israel’s Memorial Day, Seventeen years old Shir ditches school and runs away from her mom , trying as hard as she can to run away from her own personal memory of her brother’s lost . A broken image of Israel society is shattered as obstacles to the spinning wheels of Shir’s skateboard reflecting and threatening her as she tries to escape being a symbol and just wants to stay a kid. This coming of age story follows young Shir as she tries to forget what everyone is forced to remember.