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GIVING'  Short film                                       Director                            Porsche Scopes festival

Giving is a Short film about a voyage in the queer nightlife scene of Tel Aviv, where fantasy and reality collide through the eyes of 3 main female characters. This film is more than anything about femininity and female energy, it’s about the connection between a variety of forms bonding at night through a vibration of liberation, with a Queer outlook on life. It moves through three parallel realms of reality in which the characters exist The main channel "the here and now" is where the girls are documented and interviewed in their daily life and their natural environment." the ethereal" is a space untouched by culture, close to spirit, and full of nature and light. where the girls are portrayed as goddesses, innocent and pure, on the other side an "infinite night" is the realm of the ego and material, digital and mechanic, where the alter ego thrives, a place that celebrates the connection between machine and soul, where desire and lust are aligned and the girl's true potential gets to be fulfilled. The film allows the viewers a glimpse into the idea that QUEER is a mindset and a safe space of overlapping definitions. It defies self-concept and invites you to ask yourself who am I in reality, outside the norms.

Am I a straight thinker or an unordinary being?  

Love is a dog from hell, Short Film,                 Director, Creator                        Nasty Magazine 

Since the beginning of time, we have always associated the color of pink to the universal power: Love. But is Love a cloud that’s truly all pink? A short movie by an all female collective, Directed by Reut.

ORA                                                                       Co Creator

A Feminine Menorah is a performance art project that takes place in eight locations across Tel Aviv during the eight days of Hanukkah 2024.

The project sought to bring light—both physical and symbolic—into public spaces, offering a response to societal pain, frustration, and division. By infusing these spaces with feminine energy, the performances aimed to inspire healing, inclusion, and unity. Rooted in the themes of Hanukkah, the project reimagined Jewish traditions through a contemporary lens, celebrating the universal values of light, connection, and hope.

Kdesha performance                       Creator

This performance is inspired by ancient goddess rituals, which wove together feminine ceremony, offerings, and experiences of pleasure and creation.
Four women dressed in red form a living installation at the center of the space, moving among the audience and offering symbolic gestures - drinking from sacred wine, gentle touch, ritual interaction - inviting the crowd to take part in the ceremony. The performance culminates in a ritual immersion, symbolizing rebirth and transformation -

a powerful visual and emotional moment that bridges mythological memory with contemporary expression.

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Money is an issue, Short Film,                 Director, Creator                        Nasty Magazine 

Alon livne , Editorial

Experimenting with hyper-reality with muse Maria Domark

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