Soap in the City (2012)

Actors: Korrina Rico (actress), Victoria Vives (actress), Tamara Belous (actress), Patricia Prata (producer), Corianna Di Julio (actress), Patricia Prata (actress), Shannon Freyer (actress), Michelle Winters (actress), Michelle Winters (actress), Ky Mahone (actor), Ky Mahone (actor), Sashen Naicker (actor), David Lim (actor), Genia Nunez (actress), Gemma Bishop (actress),

Plot: It's the hottest spot in the city. But wait! It isn't a club, it's a laundry mat and cyber café where the singles go to see, be seen and O.D. on caffeine. The singles come to wash their dirty laundry and air it out. The Melting pot is the cyber café connected to the Dirty Laundry where much of the drama takes place. Silk is the over the top, gay, flamboyant manager who quarter backs the crazy cast of singles. Silk has the uncanny knack of refereeing the drama and simultaneously promoting it. A melting pot of race, sex and cultures provides this show with extreme opposites. Soap in the City can take this to new heights by being the first show to truly profile modern American society and its multi cultural co existence without looking forced and yet push the envelope of socio political stereotypical correctness.

Death of a Dummy (2011)

Actors: Jesse Waugh (writer), Jesse Waugh (director), Jesse Waugh (producer), James Konczyk (actor), Joseph Urban (actor), James Peracchio (actor), April Brucker (actress), Jeremy Halpern (actor), Miguel Dalmau (actor), David Waugh (composer), Clint Stewart (actor), Anwar Usman (actor), Derek Scott Graves (actor), J.K. Prima (miscellaneous crew), Thomas James Herbst (actor),

Plot: A female ventriloquist makes a deal with the Devil.

...Be yom hashlishi (2010)

Actors: Moshe Ivgy (writer), Moshe Ivgy (actor), Moshe Ivgy (director), Sharon Alexander (actor), Zohar M. Sela (editor), Grace Benoish (miscellaneous crew), Ami Weinberg (actor), Limor Goldstein (actress), Chilik Michaeli (producer), Avraham Pirchi (producer), Tami Leon (producer), Icho Avital (actor), Hagit Dasberg (actress), Yishai Adar (composer), Efrat Ben-Zur (actress),

Plot: This is a movie about people caught up in the moment just before a large or small change is about to take place in their lives. A combination of chance and fate delude the protagonists throughout. The movie attempts to describe the life of individuals in contemporary Israeli society, and the almost impossible attempt to simply live one's life. Whether he is a regular citizen or an important "boss", the life of every Israeli is consciously or unconsciously shaped by the national state of affairs. This "state of affairs" filters into his life and into his very being, at times in a destructive and irrevocable manner. Most often, the individual remains unaware of the influence that the big picture - the country suffering tremendous pressures from both inside and outside - has on his personal state of being. This influence resembles a cloud hovering over us while we scurry about on the ground below - like aimless ants who have lost their hill. The movie represents Israel as a country already far beyond identity crises. This is a country where violence is a way of life, and which is governed by the world view of the "stupid, the evil and the corrupt." This is a society reduced to gangs that coalesce and break up according to their needs. Anarchy is everywhere, and the perverse satisfaction of dark urges is taken for granted. The chaos this movie attempts to represent does not lie in the future. This is a world ruled by verbal, spiritual and physical violence, sexual harassment, rape, cunning, theft, arson, assault, eating disorders, cancer, post-trauma, hit-and-run accidents and other ailments. Within the chaos that envelops this perverse urban reality, mere chance appears to be the "organizing principle." On one level, the game of chance is the result of violence being a two-edged sword. On the other hand, it partakes of the typically Israeli reality of chance encounters. The forced intimacy created by these encounters becomes reality due to the power of comradeship and companionship - born of the shared experience of different exigencies and of a language, a place and a given time. Beneath the surface, however, there constantly arise moments of longing, humaneness and compassion. They exist in this world as a kind of potential of which only few realize that it does exist. The same few that mourn the loss of a sense of purpose when the final avalanche of tears erupts at the end of the movie...

Tamid oto chalom (2009)

Actors: Ze'ev Revach (actor), Eytan Fox (director), Shmuel Vilozni (actor), Amnon Wolf (actor), Svika Pick (actor), Sarit Vino-Elad (actress), Svika Pick (composer), Dana Eden (producer), Yedidya Vital (actor), Ron Omer (editor), Maya Dagan (actress), Ivri Lider (composer), Shula Spiegel (producer), Tchia Danon (actress), Angel Bonanni (actor),

Sheva dakot be gan eden (2008)

Actors: Marek Rozenbaum (producer), Dora Nedeczky (miscellaneous crew), Itai Tamir (producer), Ferenc Pusztai (producer), Reymond Amsalem (actress), Elie Meirovitz (producer), Gal Friedman (actor), Eldad Prives (actor), Rita Shukrun (actress), Jil Ben David (actor), Niv Klainer (miscellaneous crew), Nimrod Eldar (writer), Ronit Yudkevitz (actress), Omri Givon (writer), Michael Rozenbaum (producer),

Plot: One morning Galia and her boyfriend board a local Jerusalem bus. It is packed with passengers, among them a suicide bomber. The bus explodes, leaving Galia with severe burns and memory loss. She has no memory of the day of the terrorist attack and the days leading up to it. A necklace sent to her from an unidentified source sets her off on a journey to find the missing pieces of the puzzle from that horrific day.

Sof Shavua B'Tel Aviv (2008)

Actors: Doris J. Heinze (producer), Misha Segal (composer), Mathias Schwerbrock (producer), Heike Wiehle-Timm (producer), Fritz Busse (editor), Uri Klauzner (actor), Michael Moshonov (actor), Yussuf Abu-Warda (actor), Dror Zahavi (director), Rosina Kambus (actress), Shlomo Vishinsky (actor), Nikola Bock (producer), Shredi Jabarin (actor), Zvi Spielmann (producer), Chaim Banai (actor),

Plot: The story takes place during one weekend in Tel-Aviv, in three main spots that lead to Carmel Market. There are three protagonists: 1. Tarek, a young Palestinian man from Nablus. 2. Katz, an embittered old fellow. 3. Keren, a 17-year-old girl who grew up in a strictly religious family and left home to become a secular youngster. The three "heroes" are loners, driven by their past and by their inner conviction.

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Vasermil (2007)

Actors: Marek Rozenbaum (producer), Haim Frank Ilfman (composer), Itai Tamir (producer), Irit Nathan Benedek (actress), Michael Rozenbaum (producer), Maxim Vinokurov (miscellaneous crew), Mushon Salmona (writer), Kobi Marziano (actor), Keren Shtark (costume designer), Rachel Melesa (actress), Kye Korabelnikov (actor), Adiel Zamro (actor), Yaniv Adani (actor), Dana Kucherovsky (actress), Hani Peretz (actress),

Plot: The film is named after the local football stadium located in the town of Be'er Sheva in southern Israel. Vasermil tells the story of three teenagers who live in the same tough neighborhood, growing up in an unforgiving environment, pinning their hopes on football as a way out. Shlomi lives with his widowed mother, little sister, and step-father and works as a pizza delivery boy. Adiel, of Ethiopian descent, has to look after his young brother and sick mother. Dima, a new immigrant from Russia, has a father who is unemployed and a mother who works as a cleaning lady. The three teens are recruited by the coach of the local football team to take part in the Be'er Sheva open youth championship, held, traditionally on Independence Day at the Vasermil stadium . Learning to work together as a team is the key to success in the tournament and success in the tournament means getting noticed by the scouts of the local football empire - Hapoel Be'er Sheva. In order to win the tournament they will have to play as a team, overcome their differences, get over their sense of inferiority and prejudice.

Laila Affel (2005)

Actors: Evgeny Ruman (editor), Pini Tavger (actor), Leonid Prudovsky (writer), Leonid Prudovsky (director), Helena Yaralova (actress), Johnny Arbid (actor), Hanan Savyon (actor), Rafael Katz (producer), Herzel Maar (producer), Gavriel Ben-Podah (composer), Sagi Tsirkin (producer), Eran Amichai (actor),

Plot: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict manifests in its most complicated form over one night, and the encounter between two Israeli soldiers and the two Palestinian residents of the house to which the soldiers escape after their vehicle is attacked.

Law & Order: The First 3 Years (2004)

Actors: Michael Moriarty (actor), Paul Sorvino (actor), Jerry Orbach (actor), Chris Noth (actor), George Dzundza (actor), Richard Brooks (actor), Dann Florek (actor), Dane McMaster (editor), Simon Banner (producer), Michael Luggio (actor), Jonathan Hova (actor), Steven Zirnkilton (actor), Angus Spottiswoode (editor), Chris Lutkin (actor), Harry Askenazi (actor),

Sof Hamis'chak (1996)

Actors: Moshe Ivgy (actor), Zohar M. Sela (editor), Yigal Adika (actor), David Mandil (producer), Michael Tapuah (producer), Jenya Dodina (actress), Eyal Shiray (actor), Eyal Shiray (producer), Doron Tsabari (actor), Danny Steg (actor), Eyal Geffen (actor), Rita Shukrun (actress), Shish Koler (actor), Chaim Elmakias (actor), Saar Badishi (actor),

Plot: Four teenage boys from a rural town go to Tel Aviv for a fun night at a disco and inadvertantly stab a local youth. They are pursued by the police and a nearly retired detective who tries to save them from themselves.