Don't miss the twenty short films in this year's program, each of which tells a big story.
Dig into these short, sweet, and sometimes spicy films that explore the hallowed Jewish ground of mealtime.
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Brevity translates to boldness in this collection of shorts that takes you through the peaks and valleys of human experience. Get ready to laugh, cry, and repeat.
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Enjoy this crop of nonfiction shorts, each offering a unique take on truth-telling—from the hard-hitting to the light-hearted.
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Joel, an ex-ultra-Orthodox young man, tells the story of his first romantic encounter.
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Three siblings are forced to reckon with their father’s new sexuality and familial dysfunction at a particularly awkward time—their great aunt’s funeral. Playing as part of Eat Up! Short & Sweet Festival Shorts Program
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A 3D-animated journey through Kibbutz Gevim reveals an unexpected encounter among those who stayed behind after the events of October 7.
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An under-medicated, chronically impassioned young woman lurches from crisis to crisis—of her own making.
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When parents gather their four adult children over dinner to solidify the family will, the children's self-absorbed agendas send the conversation careening into chaos.
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The girl chosen to be the first Bat Mitzvah of her Orthodox community schemes to skip Hebrew lessons and pursue her one true passion: skateboarding.
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When Adam brings his first-ever girlfriend to his mentor's queer, all-male Passover seder, he must come out again, jeopardizing his relationship with his chosen family.
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Ex-lovers Matt and Aviva meet for the first time since Matt became an Orthodox Jew. As they walk together, they reflect on how each of them has changed.
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After a night out at a Jerusalem gay bar, Aaron finds his bag is missing. Unable to return home without it, he receives help from Sefi, the bartender.
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A documentary animated in sand about the volunteers who clean, dress, and prepare bodies for burial according to Jewish tradition.
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Nearly 50 Jewish actors, playwrights, and directors gather at Broadway's Lyceum Theatre to reflect on the history and meaning of Jewish theater.
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Baruch dreams of going to heaven after this life—so he marries a woman who puts him through hell. That is, until everything takes a turn.
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Meet Babs, an optimistic octogenarian speed racing through life, one five-year plan at a time.
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A fifteen-year-old Bukharan immigrant in Israel pursues her ambitions through a relationship with a twenty-one-year-old Russian newcomer, forcing her to confront the true cost of social climbing.
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A girl goes to her family's Passover Seder for the first time since being put on a feeding tube for a chronic illness.
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A young woman and her ex-lover embark on a road trip to euthanize her beloved dog. Along the way, they confront buried emotions, irreversible choices, and realizations that ultimately set them both free.
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I ran away from home in October, just when the war started. In this liminal time, I encountered both the beauty and grief of being connected and attached.
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