Itay Tiran

A wedding in the Polish countryside is disrupted when the groom becomes possessed by a restless dybbuk, an ancient figure from Jewish folklore.

A nine-year old Polish boy struggles to outlast the Nazi occupation and keep his Jewish faith through his intrepid will and the kindness of others.

Winner of the Golden Lion and described as “Das Boot in a tank,” this gripping, claustrophobic, ingenious war film sprung from the writer/director’s own experiences in the Lebanon War. Few films put the audience so squarely, so viscerally, so unforgettably in the center of the action.