Tel Aviv, Summer 1989. Boaz, a beautiful and alluring linguistics student, receives anonymous, male-written letters that undermines his sexual identity and interfere with his peaceful life with his beloved girlfriend.

A portrait of one night's intimacy between two men that just met. Their physical connection is immediate and they get carried away and have unsafe sex. Once the sexual tension has been released they're having an intimate conversation, about gay men sexual roles, about preferences and self-image, about manhood. As morning approaches, their moment is nearing its end and one's need for reciprocity may question the other's ability to love. Official Selection...

As much a political and societal commentary as it is an original romantic story. Compelling and intimate, Michael Mayer's taut first feature follows a border-crossing relationship between an Israeli lawyer and an increasingly desperate Palestinian student. Nimer, an ambitious Palestinian student in the West Bank, dreams of a better life abroad.

Naama is seventeen and bored. Living in a sleepy suburb outside Tel Aviv, she spends most of her time drinking and partying in order to escape from her bickering parents at home. Everything changes when Dana, a free-spirited new girl shows up at school. Naama can't help but fall madly in love, but while the relationship gives her life new meaning, it also inspires a sexual and personal awakening that she can hardly control.

Liz, a successful Israeli author, arrives at a beach in the Sinai Desert in search of her runaway daughter, Rachel. She meets a Bedouin storyteller, who reveals to her the tragic love story of Leila, an Israeli tourist, and the son of a Bedouin Sheik named Najim. Najim decides to bring Leila into his Muslim tribe where Leila is exposed to a traumatic procedure.