Menachem Binetski

In the days of the Second Temple, when the Roman Empire ruled the ancient Land of Israel, a Hebrew prisoner manages to escape his captors. The man belongs to violent fundamentalist sect known as the Sykariki – a fringe group that sought to end Roman occupation of the land and usher in independent Jewish rule. The escaped Sykarik teams up with his mates and finds shelter with a Jewish family – in a tent which the other Sykarikis then force their way into and settle in.

A modern-day analogy and freestyle adaptation of the life and work of acclaimed Israeli poet, Rachel Bluwstein.

A mother comes to visit her son at his pre-military academy in kibbutz Sha’ar HaGolan. They spend a day together, just like old times when he was a boy.

In the days of the Second Temple, when the Roman Empire ruled the ancient Land of Israel, a Hebrew prisoner manages to escape his captors. The man belongs to violent fundamentalist sect known as the Sykariki – a fringe group that sought to end Roman occupation of the land and usher in independent Jewish rule. The escaped Sykarik teams up with his mates and finds shelter with a Jewish family – in a tent which the other Sykarikis then force their way into and settle in.

A modern-day analogy and freestyle adaptation of the life and work of acclaimed Israeli poet, Rachel Bluwstein.

A mother comes to visit her son at his pre-military academy in kibbutz Sha’ar HaGolan. They spend a day together, just like old times when he was a boy.