From September 3 to 12, 2020, the 22nd edition of #Docaviv Film Festival will take place in Tel Aviv, Israel.

The festival will assume a hybrid online/physical form after the postponement of its original May 2020 dates due to the #Coronavirus pandemic. In compliance with social distancing rules, audience events will occur both online and offline, indoor and outdoor, while industry events are to be held entirely online.

During the festival, some 120 films will be screened featuring both international and local stories. 16 films will screen as part of the festival’s official Israeli competition. Of these films, 12 are world premieres and 2 will be Israeli premiere.

The films of the 202 Docaviv Israeli Competition:

• A Valley’s Lullaby (Dir. Ben Shani)
• And I Was There (Dir. Eran Paz)
• Four Mothers (Dir. Rephael Levin, Dana Keidar)
• Honorable Men (Dir. Roni Aboulafia)
• Kings of Capitol Hill (Dir. Mor Loushy)
• Love It Was Not (Dir. Maya Sarfaty)
• Ma mère Raymond (Dir. Yael Abecassis)
• No Hard Feelings (Dir. Arthur Abramov)
• Rain in Her Eyes (Dir. Ron Omer)
• Rockfour: The Time Machine (Dir. Gad Aisen)
• The Human Factor (Dir. Dror Moreh)
• The Prophet and the Space Aliens (Dir. Yoav Shamir)
• The Three Yossi (Dir. Yael Kipper, Ronen Zaretzky)
• The War of Raya Sinitsina (Dir. Efim Graboy)
• ‘Til Kingdom Come (Dir. Maya Zinshtein)

Find complete information and additional titles screening in all festival sections – HERE

Featured Images: Four Mothers, a film by Rephael Levin, Dana Keidar