The Water Diary

The film follows a young Israeli soldier on a mission in the Palestinian territories who is tasked with interrogating a boy. During the tense encounter, the soldier grapples with his conscience and the moral implications of his actions, leading to a profound internal conflict.

As a short film, "The Water Diary" received recognition primarily within film festival circuits. It was noted for its intense atmosphere and sensitive portrayal of a soldier's dilemma in a conflict zone. The film's exploration of humanity and morality under duress garnered critical attention.

• Praised for its compelling and emotionally charged narrative.
• Commended for its sensitive exploration of moral ambiguity.
• Lauded for its strong performances, particularly from the lead actor.

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Winner of the Best Short Film award at the Jerusalem Film Festival in 2006.

The film was shot on location, adding to its authentic and raw depiction of the setting.