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Salomon, héritier du roi David, est chassé de ses terres et doit combattre le diabolique Asmodeus pour retrouver son trône.

A Five Episode Docu-Soap, depicting the day to day life of the staff and guests of the 'Herods' - A fancy Theme-Hotel in Eilat. Though the story line and events are purely documentary the way it is constructed constitute a comet about the thin line between life and drama, cliches and habits. Paradoxically the screening of series in Israel turned the characters appearing on each episode to hero-for-a day, thus realizing the creators vision.

At 14 my grandmother's sister disappeared from her home in Israel. Years later, she started sending my family letters with a desperate plea for contact, from a refugee camp, where she lived as an Arab. My Jewish family chose to turn their back on their Arab relative. I discovered her letters after my grandmother died and I set on a painful quest, uncovering the past. I search for my lost family in territories occupied by my country and reveal a story that could only be told in the war-torn Middle East, about one family, on both sides of a conflict.

Researcher Hannelore Witkovsky searches for the notorious Nazi war criminal Dr. Joseph Mengele's lost film about his experiments on a family of little people in Auschwitz including Holocaust survivor Perla Ubitsch, whom she befriends.

A Hebrew Lesson is a humorous, smart and exciting mosaic of a mixture of immigrants of various nationalities and their teacher. It is a film that gets under the skin of its participants as well as that of the audience. One of those whose characters won't let you go even days after having seen it - and actually you don't want them to leave. Chin left her daughter in China and came to Israel to make a living there. She cleaned Ehud's house, and they fell in love. Sasha never considered immigrating to Israel. But four years after his wife left Russia with their daughter, he understood that life without his child would be worthless. He abandoned a thriving business, only to find himself in Tel Aviv's worst neighborhood. Marisol grew up as a Jewish princess in Lima, Peru and came to Israel to learn something about life. An unplanned pregnancy alters her plans. These and other characters meet in a Hebrew language Ulpan, where their personal stories melt with the complexities of Israeli reality. The immense effort of learning a new language is revealed through their encounter with a strange culture and an unfamiliar environment. Israeli society is revealed through the foreigner's eyes. This gaze - at times funny, at times sad - paints daily reality with irony. But beyond the obvious differences, the human common denominator of longing and love triumphs time and again.

Danielle, a Jew who grew up as a Muslim in Morocco, struggles for the right to bring up her son, Nasser. Nine years after she was forced to leave him and moved to live in Jerusalem, she returns to Morocco to fight for custody.