Fiddler on the Moon:
A half-hour documentary short, which finally answers the question that has plagued scientists, theologians, and comedians for millennia: Will Judaism survive in space? Starring Neil deGrasse Tyson, astronauts Jeffrey Hoffman and Jessica Meir, and a quorum of rabbis and researchers.
Gary’s Letter:
A portrayal of 92-year-old Holocaust survivor and Shanghai refugee, Gary Sternberg, who discovered an unorthodox, newfound connection to Germany.
How to Make Challah:
In 1975, my aunt Jane filmed her 97-year-old immigrant grandmother baking challah, the traditional Jewish bread. In 2022, I filmed my aunt Jane (now 80) baking challah herself for the very first time. A short documentary about what we pass on to the next generation and what we leave behind.
I See You:
A poignant portrait of Danny Layani, who, after 25 years of total blindness, regains his sight and sees his wife and four children for the very first time. However, the newfound light in Danny’s life begins to dim, taking a sharp turn. Through intimate family archives and meticulous animated paintings, Danny shares his captivating story of resilience, self-discovery, and the profound power of perspective.
Mahjong and Mahashas:
“Mahjong and Mahashas” is a rich and vibrant smorgasbord: it is an archival exploration of a family’s culture and heritage. The clatter of the mahjong tiles, the delicious aroma of middle eastern spices and the celebration of age old traditions are some of the flavours in the melting pot that is Sydney’s Singaporean Sephardic community.
