In the final days of the Israeli occupation of Lebanon, a band of soldiers prepares for the evacuation of a mountain stronghold called Beaufort. Their leader is 22-year-old Liberti, whose strict adherence to the rules puts the men in harm's way. As the evacuation draws near, Hezbollah steps up its attack, testing Liberti's mettle and the men's allegiance to him.

Newly single Batiya works with the catering crew; Filipina Joy attends the event as the caregiver of an elderly woman; and the bride sees her honeymoon dreams go up in smoke.

A downtrodden couple finds hope and good fortune amid unexpected houseguests.Moshe and his wife are given a sum to help prepare for the holy holiday of Succoth and end up hosting two unannounced guests (rather, escaped prisoners). The couple must deal with their boorish visitors, who reveal Moshe's not-so-holy past, while upholding their faith.

American-born Israeli director Eytan Fox lenses this contemporary road movie that takes its Israeli characters to Berlin as they attempt to understand the role that the past still plays in the lives of young Israeli and German people.

Menahem innocently questions his family's ultra-Orthodox faith, his father falls back on the dogma he teaches as a respected rabbi, but his answers fail to satisfy his inquisitive, sensitive son. Will the rabbi's strict adherence to doctrine bring harm to his family?

Ya'ara, a blind doctoral student at Princeton, rushes home to Israel after the suicide of her best friend and cousin, Talia. Despite resistance from her grieving family, Ya'ara tries to piece together the clues behind this unexpected tragedy. Her search reveals a troubling story of secrets, lies and denial.

An apartment building in Tel Aviv is full of juicy gossip, including a blossoming friendship between residents Hezi and Gabi that gets neighbors talking. Also creating a buzz is the illegal wing being added to the building; a man dealing with legal issues, a missing son and an unfaithful wife; and a Holocaust survivor and his Filipino maid escalating conflict between races.

Holidays have a way of setting off anxieties and long-buried disagreements, resentment and anger in families. The Seder is no different. This Israeli film highlights the experiences of one brood who, amidst the traditional unraveling of the dinner, discover that they're plagued by modern problems that can't, or won't, disappear. Now, they must deal with the tensions laid before them like a feast.

This offbeat musical follows a dozen members of a crew whose biggest mission is to entertain the Israeli Army soon after an arduous war. Although the performers are not at the frontlines, they, too, suffer tensions, learning to get along, making and breaking romances -- all while competing to become the best performer in the troupe.

This film depicts the strain imposed upon two young people going through very different life struggles. Ofra manages to break free from the groom she doesn't love, while hairdresser Armand tries to get away from the throng of older females who constantly throw themselves at him. Things only get worse when the two accidentally run into one another at Finkelstein's rooming house. …

Menachem Weinbaum is a rabbinical student who, on advice of his teacher he goes to a Tel Aviv brothel to sow some oats before getting serious with his studies. There, he meets a Russian prostitute named Sasha.He also winds up at Mike's Place, a meeting point for Arabs, Christians and Jews all seeking change in Jerusalem. But what kind of change, and at what price?

In the mode of Crash, this award-winning Israeli film follows a group of disparate characters whose lives intersect in surprising and life-changing ways. Tel Aviv residents ranging from a radio engineer to a real estate agent, a single mother, an arms agent and more find their fates intertwined

Hoping to cash in on an American-made car, Israeli auto dealers Shmuel and Siso hit the road for Germany. The pair heads out in the metallic-blue Lincoln limousine that they hope will turn a profit in Deutschland, but the adventure is fraught with roadblocks and clouded with the indelible events of darker times.

Two very different women emigrating from Germany to Palestine. Else, a creative soul named after a poet, sadly leaves Berlin when the Nazis begin their terrifying assault on the Jews; Tania is an advocate for a new Jewish state, unsentimental about her departure. In the end, they both discover that finding a new home is far from easy.

11-year-old Ben and his father are forced to retreat to a basement shelter when their Israeli town is besieged by a campaign of missile attacks. But as their time underground stretches on for days, Ben discovers that the shelter may be even more dangerous than the outside world.

LOGO: "A charming and heartwarming comedy that reveals how a Jewish grandmother deals with her beloved gay grandson and his lover… as well as the handsome new gay housekeeper that becomes a rival for her attention. Could it be that the housekeeper will help them unite as a family?"

This is a love story set against the background of WW2 in Jerusalem. Hanks meets a young jewish girl (Marsillach), they fall in love, but have to face her strongly religious family. The story is not as much about the war, as it is about love and religion.

Based on the autobiography of Solomon Perel, a young German Jew, the film "bounds from one jaw-dropping episode to the next" (The New Yorker) and puts you in the middle of war-torn Europe where ingenuity, timing and luck are the key to survival.