Fanning the Flame

This short documentary follows Keren, a young woman from Israel, who dreams of becoming a dancer. Despite facing societal and familial pressures, she strives to pursue her passion. The film explores her journey, the challenges she encounters, and her unwavering determination to achieve her artistic aspirations.

Fanning the Flame has been recognized for its sensitive portrayal of a young artist's struggle against adversity. Critics have praised its intimate focus on Keren's personal journey and the emotional depth conveyed through its visual storytelling. The film has garnered attention at various international film festivals, resonating with audiences for its themes of perseverance and the pursuit of dreams.

• Praised for its intimate and emotional portrayal of a young dancer's journey.

• Commended for its depiction of overcoming societal obstacles to pursue a passion.

• Noted for its compelling visual storytelling and Keren's determined spirit.

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Nominated for Best Short Film at the Ophir Awards (Israeli Film Academy Awards).

The director, Tomer Shushan, also directed the critically acclaimed feature film 'Scaffolding' (2017).