
NYJFF Shorts Program
New York Jewish Film Festival 2015
January 14 - December 29, 2015
Free event!
A program comprising four short films: German Shepherd (Nils Bergendal, 10m), Longing (Nadav Mishali, 20m), Some Vacation (Anne S. Lewis, 6m), and The Visit (Lawrence Horwitz, 8m).
Free event!
Reservations are now closed. A limited number of tickets may be available at the box office.
German Shepherd
Nils Bergendal, Sweden, 10m
As a Jew growing up in Baltimore, David’s vision of Germany (and Germans) was shaped by the stories of his Holocaust-survivor mother; later in life, he reflects on whether it is possible to overcome this history. Stylistically simple yet philosophically potent, this animated documentary poses difficult questions about our capacity to forgive unimaginable acts of evil.
Longing
Nadav Mishali, Israel, 20m
Hebrew with English subtitles
Every month Michal dips herself in the Mikveh and dreams of her husband—but when the long-awaited night arrives, bupkis. His absence and the deterioration of their intimacy awakens suspicions about his true identity.
Some Vacation
Anne S. Lewis, USA, 6m
What could possibly go wrong when Dad decides to take the family along on his business road trips and call them vacations? Everything!
The Visit
Lawrence Horwitz, USA, 8m
English and Yiddish with English subtitles
When Esther pays a friend a visit in his neighborhood in Brooklyn, disagreements about how to spend their time together soon escalate into a much larger conflict.




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