Grave Digging (2011)

Actors: Julien Thomas (director), Ayat Mohammad (director), Iftach Shapira (director), Ayat Mohammad (producer), Iftach Shapira (producer), Julien Thomas (producer), Ayat Mohammad (writer), Iftach Shapira (writer), Julien Thomas (writer), Ludvik Skalicky (actor), Israel Dan (actor),

Angels, Devils and Men (2009)

Actors: Jose Rosete (actor), Lindsay Shonteff (director), Lindsay Shonteff (actor), Christina Mauro (producer), Michael Harrelson (actor), Christina Jo'Leigh (actress), Kimber Leigh (actress), Kathleen Benner (actress), Danae McKillop (actress), Danae McKillop (miscellaneous crew), Gus Holwerda (actor), Jimmy Flowers (actor), Sally Shepard (miscellaneous crew), Alex Kalognomos (actor), David Staley (actor),

Plot: Angels, Devils & Men is a provocative satire about the afterlife and the greatest mystery of all - show business! God is cast in the role of the Almighty Producer as he directs his headstrong angels. Representing unruly earthlings, the flamboyant angel Mark exasperates the Almighty while on assignment.

Lashabiya (2009)

Actors: Yehezkel Lazarov (writer), Yehezkel Lazarov (director), Loai Nofi (actor), Rey Tavor (producer), Ariel Kreber (editor),

Plot: Two children stand in front of an Israeli flag in an elementary school courtyard, talking hesitantly while the Remembrance Day siren is due to silence them. As the siren wails enters a weary Palestinian man, who plays a dangerous game of "Red Light, Green Light 1,2,3" with a squad of armed Israeli soldiers.

David & Fatima (2008)

Actors: Tony Curtis (actor), Joey Naber (actor), Joel Goldes (miscellaneous crew), Martin Landau (actor), Robert Miano (actor), Vincent Rivera (actor), Andrew Haynes (miscellaneous crew), Gleb Kaminer (miscellaneous crew), Yareli Arizmendi (actress), Allan Kolman (actor), Tammi Sutton (producer), Richard Francis-Bruce (editor), Cameron Van Hoy (actor), Cameron Van Hoy (producer), Ben Maccabee (actor),

Plot: Jerusalem: A city of contrasts and conflicts, where Arabs, Jews, Christians and Muslims all mix but seldom mingle. This is where David, a young Israeli Jew, and Fatima, a beautiful Palestinian Muslim girl, meet and fall in love. But in a volatile land that is steeped in tradition and soaked in blood, their love is forbidden. Despite their best efforts to keep their romance a secret, their friends and families find out the truth, and their reactions are swift and violent. David and Fatima must act quickly to avoid losing each other forever. Willing to risk all for the sake of love, they elope in a land where marriage between them is impossible and the consequences of being together - deadly. In this dramatic story of love, destiny, and the search for peace in the Holy Land, David and Fatima struggle to beat the odds and in doing so challenge not only their families but Fate itself.

Conflict in the Middle Table (2008)

Actors: Joey Naber (actor), Aki Avni (actor), Herzl Tobey (actor), Rebekah Hoyle (actress), Michael Diamant (producer), Michael Diamant (editor), Michael Diamant (director), Michael Diamant (writer), Michael Stampler (editor), Michael Stampler (writer), Michael Stampler (director), Sagiv Diamant (actor), Carl Esposti (actor), Brandon Brown (actor), Graeme Smith (actor),

Plot: In this short allegory, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the Middle East plays itself out on a smaller scale, as a plate of hotly contested hummus is placed between an Israeli and a Palestinian at a dinner party. Although 'Conflict in a Middle Table' is a comedy, it presents serious and complex ideological issues.

Ping Pong Revenge (2005)

Actors: Adolf El Assal (producer), Basil Khalil (producer), Basil Khalil (director), Basil Khalil (writer), Ronnie B. Goodwin (editor), Palomino (composer), Stephan Mahelh (actor), Chris Khsheboun (actor), Matthew Khalil (actor),

Plot: A musical satirical short film illustrating the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Prepare yourself to laugh at the hilarious gags illustrating what the Israeli and Palestinian people have been doing to each other for the last 60 years.