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Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Live Action Short 2015.
Website www.ayathefilm.com
Facebook page http:s//www.facebook.com/ayashortfilm
Two strangers unexpectedly meet at an airport. He mistakenly assumes her to be his assigned driver. She, enchanted by the random encounter, does not hurry to prove him wrong.
A film by Mihal Brezis & Oded Binnun
Producers Yael Abecassis, Pablo Mehler, Hillel Roseman
Cast Ulrich Thomsen, Sarah Adler
AYA has set a precedent in Israeli cinema, marking the first short film released stand-alone for theatrical screenings in the country, and earned outstanding critical acclaim
“A delightful cinematic gem! It whets your appetite for more! Not to be missed!”
Time Out Tel Aviv
“The culmination of “Aya” is one of the most beautifully intimate moments ever seen in recent years in an Israeli film. The film may only run 40 minutes, yet it is far richer and more fascinating than many films running twice as long.”
Israel Today
“A witty script, precise directing, and exquisite cinematography”.
Haaretz
“The experience that 'Aya' provides in just 40 minutes is far more effective than most recent Israeli films and international releases...
The stunning cinematography by Binnun is one of the most beautiful I've seen in Israeli films.... This uplifting journey managed to keep an infinite smile on my face.”
Seret.co.il (leading Israeli cinema website.)
“A perfect cinematic experience.”
Walla (most popular portal in Israel)
“A cinematic masterpiece - Concerto for camera, actors and piano.”
Cinemascope.co.il
Website www.ayathefilm.com
Facebook page http:s//www.facebook.com/ayashortfilm
Two strangers unexpectedly meet at an airport. He mistakenly assumes her to be his assigned driver. She, enchanted by the random encounter, does not hurry to prove him wrong.
A film by Mihal Brezis & Oded Binnun
Producers Yael Abecassis, Pablo Mehler, Hillel Roseman
Cast Ulrich Thomsen, Sarah Adler
AYA has set a precedent in Israeli cinema, marking the first short film released stand-alone for theatrical screenings in the country, and earned outstanding critical acclaim
“A delightful cinematic gem! It whets your appetite for more! Not to be missed!”
Time Out Tel Aviv
“The culmination of “Aya” is one of the most beautifully intimate moments ever seen in recent years in an Israeli film. The film may only run 40 minutes, yet it is far richer and more fascinating than many films running twice as long.”
Israel Today
“A witty script, precise directing, and exquisite cinematography”.
Haaretz
“The experience that 'Aya' provides in just 40 minutes is far more effective than most recent Israeli films and international releases...
The stunning cinematography by Binnun is one of the most beautiful I've seen in Israeli films.... This uplifting journey managed to keep an infinite smile on my face.”
Seret.co.il (leading Israeli cinema website.)
“A perfect cinematic experience.”
Walla (most popular portal in Israel)
“A cinematic masterpiece - Concerto for camera, actors and piano.”
Cinemascope.co.il