Israel
Tomi Joelah Drucker
After their mother’s death, Alona (19) tries to get Lia (11), her sister, out of a locked bathroom stall in the cemetery where she has confined herself. Alona is rushing to catch her flight back to London, but the closed door between them reveals a deeper barrier that forces both of them to grow up and meet each other, perhaps for the first time.
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Tomi Joelah Drucker is an MFA student at the Steve Tisch School of Film and Television at Tel Aviv University and a Ph.D. candidate in Comparative Literature at the University of Michigan. Her short film BLOOD TIES (2025) participated in the New Fund for Cinema and Television Women’s Short Film Lab and received a grant from the Eli Gelfand Fund.
Filmography
Kesher Dam (2025)
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