Levi Zini

At the age of 80, Captain Meirson embarks on his last sail at open seas on his hand-made boat. Surrounded by the breaking waves and sounds of depths, he refuses to accept what is more frightening than the winds - growing old. - CODA FOR A CAPTAIN is a poetic interpretation of “The old man and the sea” - a cinematic journey of loneliness and senescence.

This movies sheds light on the "300 Busline" story - one of the keystone developments in Israel's fight against terrorism. The movie, through testimonies and recordings never revealed before, focuses on events within Israel's Shin-Beit Secret Service, following a kill order given by Shin-Beit's director - an order which had earth shaking ramifications on Israel's defence services.

This movies sheds light on the "300 Busline" story - one of the keystone developments in Israel's fight against terrorism. The movie, through testimonies and recordings never revealed before, focuses on events within Israel's Shin-Beit Secret Service, following a kill order given by Shin-Beit's director - an order which had earth shaking ramifications on Israel's defence services.

Anaphase is the performance of Ohad Naharin, the famous choreographer and artistic director of Batscheva Dance Company from Israel, which had a successful international tour in the 90s. By integrating dance, theatre, rock music and film in short fast scenes this choreography exceeds the limits of dance. ANAPHASE. THE FILM is an effect of a creative collaboration between Ohad Naharin and Levi Zini, film’s director who managed to bring the experience of watching a live show to the cinema audience. The film isn’t a registration of a performance, but an electrifying translation of the choreography to the film medium.

Anaphase is the performance of Ohad Naharin, the famous choreographer and artistic director of Batscheva Dance Company from Israel, which had a successful international tour in the 90s. By integrating dance, theatre, rock music and film in short fast scenes this choreography exceeds the limits of dance. ANAPHASE. THE FILM is an effect of a creative collaboration between Ohad Naharin and Levi Zini, film’s director who managed to bring the experience of watching a live show to the cinema audience. The film isn’t a registration of a performance, but an electrifying translation of the choreography to the film medium.

This powerful film was produced in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt and presents a surprising and unfamiliar portrait of Israel’s sixth prime minister. Menachem Begin led Israel for six dramatic and tumultuous years, which produced waves that are still felt deeply within the fabric of Israel’s social and political landscape. During Begin’s shortened one and a half terms of office, he faced a maelstrom of challenges and made a handful of fateful decisions that led to both creating peace and launching a hubristic war. By exploring these events, the film depicts a multi-faceted portrait of a man who held on to an unwavering ideology full of conflicts, as well as the cultural mosaic and fissured society that he sought to lead. The film merges rare archival footage shown for the first time, as well as current interviews held with key figures during Menachem Begin’s time as Prime Minister.