An older and high-strung New York Times travels to Israel to do a story about the city of Tel Aviv. Though disillusioned with his assignment, he is soon reinvigorated by the energy of the young man he is subletting from. The two quickly develop a relationship, bonding over their intergenerational differences and a shared need to learn from one another. This film stands as a beautiful portrait of those brief unexpected encounters that can change our lives forever. 

At once a love letter to Tel Aviv and a tender romance, the film balances on the edge of sad and sweet - saturated with nostalgia, but somehow also ripe in the present moment - capturing the joy, spontaneity, and lust of a fleeting romance. 

– Derrek Wall, Damn These Heels programming committee member

Sublet first premiered at the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival and has captured the attention of audiences worldwide since. Prolific director, Eytan Fox, is back with this charming and emotional story that once again proves his deftness at portraying the complexity of gay life, youth life, and Israeli life.