The Jerusalem Moments Film Project started in 2007, in partnership with the Jerusalem Cinematheque. Each year, Ir Amim, a non-profit organization seeking to render Jerusalem a more equitable city for Israelis and Palestinians, chooses directors to address the subject in film. In 2009, seven films focused on the realities of life in Jerusalem. 

The Jerusalem Moments Film Project started in 2007, in partnership with the Jerusalem Cinematheque. Each year, Ir Amim, a non-profit organization seeking to render Jerusalem a more equitable city for Israelis and Palestinians, chooses directors to address the subject in film. In 2011, the project focused on three young Palestinian leaders working for change in their communities.

Inside a beat up stadium in Kirkuk, Iraq, lives many refugees trying to escape Sadam Hussein's administration. Asu lives with his younger brother who has lost his legs from a landmine. Next door lives Hilin, who has not been able to express her feelings. To cheer up everyone, Asu decides to organize a football match between people of all nationalities… To cheer up everyone, Asu decides to organize a football match between people of all nationalities…

The Samaritans, a tiny religious sect, are dying out. But they still maintain extremely harsh rules against assimilation: If you leave the fold, you and your family are as good as dead. Israeli actress Sophie Tzedaka is one such woman. One by one, she and her three sisters became "Jews" and were excommunicated by their 700-person community. So was their father.

Like all young people, Jawdat simply wants to have fun with his friends, spend time talking on his cell phone and above all find love… But Jawdat is an Arab Israeli. He dates girls, Muslim girls, Christian girls, even Jewish girls with no success, and desperately tries to pass a Hebrew test that will allow him to study at a university and leave his village.