Shorts includes three films: Moon Drops, Give it Back!, and Masel Tov Cocktail

A factory worker tired of his dead-end job assembles an enigmatic machine that produces liquid drops from the moon. The bottled drops are a hard sell at the town market. However, all changes when their surprising effect is revealed. This short film is one of three films featured for Shorts Night.

Moon Drops

This Israeli Sci-fi film is a fairy-like love story made as a non-dialogue film.

<img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/fa76729113e85a45842b5258a4d79d99.png" width="151"> 1ST PLACE SHORT FILM Olivia is a 12-year-old immigrant from New Jersey. She is trying to find her place in her new world, Israeli society. This is a story about alienation, friendship, and coming of age choices we all face. This short film is one of three films featured for Shorts Night.

Give It Back!

An award winning student film from The Ma'aleh School of Film and Television in Israel

Ingredients: 1 Jew, 12 Germans, 50 ml Culture of Remembrance, 30 ml stereotypes, 2 teaspoons of patriotism, 1 teaspoon of Israel, 1 falafel, 5 Stumbling Stones, a dash of antisemitism. Directions: Put all ingredients into a film, bring to boil and shake vigorously. Then garnish with Klezmer music. Consumption: Light before serving. Enjoy at the cinema. 100% kosher. This short film is one of three films for Shorts Night.

Masel Tov Cocktail

Explodes stereotypes about being young, Jewish and misunderstood in Germany

Shorts: Moon Drops, Give It Back!, Masel Tov Cocktail - Encore

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