
NYJFF Shorts Program
Five concise stories come together in this program of short films, with films starring Robert De Niro, Richard Kind, and more.
Five concise stories come together in this program of short films. Dear God (Guy Nattiv & Erez Tadmor, Israel, 2014, 13m.), whose co-director Nattiv also directed the 2012 NYJFF opening-night film Mabul, depicts a romantic Jerusalem through the eyes of Aaron, a simple man who guards the historic wailing wall. In Gloomy Sabbath (Amit Epstein, Germany, 2013, 15m), an ailing woman leads her grandson on a lively and colorful dance into the past to reveal a dark family secret. The Notebook (Zach Clark, USA, 2014, 15m) takes place in a video store, where a woman makes a sad, strange request. What Cheer? (Michael Slavens, USA, 2014, 18m), starring Richard Kind, tells the story of a man grappling with the sudden passing of his wife who encounters a 20-piece punk marching band. Finally, Ellis (JR, USA, 2015, 14m) stars Robert De Niro as an immigrant whose pursuit of a new life expired at Ellis Island.




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