Looking at old pictures of his past travels – including some documenting his time on a kibbutz – both delights eponymous (and Jewish) Dave and helps him crystallize his life philosophy.

An aspiring stand-up comedian hopes to connect with his estranged – and eccentric – father.

A young actress assumes a religious identity different to her own during an audition.

Fran, possibly Franz Kafka’s biggest and most neurotic fan, will do all it takes to have her beloved Czech writer’s last name, including cold-calling random Mr Kafaks she found in the phone book in the middle of the night.

In this poetic short, British BAFTA-nominated director Lia Williams imagines the survival of Raoul Wallenberg, who saved as many as 100,000 Hungarian Jews, in a Soviet prison.

The bond between various generations of women in the filmmaker’s family is explored through their common ritual of dying their hair red.