Anifilm, the International Festival of Animated Film is one of the first to open (we still hope) its doors to the audience. Even this year, Israeli animation did not remain in the background, so you can look forward to several Israeli contributions. It is undoubtedly interesting that the visual of this year was created by the Czech-Israeli duo Eliška and Lee Oz. Take a look at the catchy visuals and the festival program on their website here.
 Have a look at Israeli films at Anifilm:
Student films competition
Gen Tree (Ronni Shalev, Aron Sharabi, Hod Adler)
Half a Saba (Ben Molina)
The Deceased (Avishai Simchovitch, Keren Zelingher)
The Quest for Freedom and the Longing for Belonging (Noam Paul)
Abstract and non-narrative animation competition
Alexander Mosolov. Three Pieces (Natalia Ryss)
Peregrine (Daniela Sherer)
Other programs:
Queer film: Cut (Dar Laor)

"Go Gaga: Beyond Our Familiar Limits," a conversation between Gaga's originator, Ohad Naharin and award-winning author, Nicole Krauss.
These two artists forged a dynamic transatlantic friendship full of movement and dialogue--they will discuss how their practices and perspectives have evolved over the past year. We expect a lively conversation, and perhaps even some movement!
This free online event begins at 7 pm TLV / 12 pm NYC on Sunday, June 6.
To register, click here, or follow the stream online on Facebook here.

Tamara Moyzes is an artist who regularly brings Israeli artists to her Artivist Lab gallery. Listen to an interesting conversation about her and her work here (in the Czech and Slovak language)
Follow the Artivist Lab gallery here.