Jabotinsky Hostel
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Country: Israel, 2026 Director: Adi Yaffe Cohen โฑ Runtime: 60 minutes ๐ Language: Hebrew ๐ฌ Subtitles: Hebrew Israeli cinema: film and meeting, DocAviv Festival: Winner of the Jury Prize in the Beyond the Screen competition. In the heart of Tel Aviv, among crowded parking lots and behind a pink fence, stands the Jabotinsky Hostel โ home to 23 adults on the autism spectrum. Adi, who works there as a counselor, has documented their lives in the hostel and in the outside world for years. Through the camera lens, a mutual relationship of trust, sharing, and honesty is formed. Over time, the lives of the hostel's residents and Adi's own personal life become intertwined โ war, partings and changes, alongside moments of laughter, friendship, and the fulfillment of dreams. After two decades of life together, the Jabotinsky Hostel is about to close. As the parting draws near, the roles are reversed, and the distance between the two sides of the fence gradually disappears. 60 minutes, Hebrew, Hebrew subtitles. After the screening there will be a conversation with director Adi Yaffe Cohen.
