Films and theater

Films

  1. An Act of Love

    An Act of Love,
    2026

    Co-writer · Co-star — Dir. Stephan Stelman

    On the festival circuit

    Molly discovers her husband Dave's secret collection of gay pornography. She decides to embrace his repressed desires and support his journey of sexual self-discovery by introducing Adam, a charismatic man, into their bedroom. What seems as an act of loving acceptance soon reveals complex layers beneath as the couple navigates uncharted territory in their marriage and their understanding of intimacy

  2. Digital Diary

    Digital Diary,
    2023

    Co-writer — Dir. Yasmin Shefet

    Screenwriting debut

    A teenager running a phone-theft scheme becomes obsessed with the life a stranger has compulsively recorded on her stolen phone.

    • — Jerusalem Film Festival
    • — Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia
    • — Poitiers Film Festival
    • — Berkshire International Film Festival
    • — Tbilisi International Film Festival
  3. Layla Yom

    Layla Yom,
    2022

    Supporting — Dir. Adi Vishnia

    Tel Aviv University thesis film

    A man drifts through dark office hallways and a hallucinatory nightclub, where he meets Lila — a wounded woman who blurs dream and memory.

  4. Milk Crate

    Milk Crate,
    2022

    Lead — Dir. Skyla Page

    NYU Tisch thesis film

    A woman embodying gentrification grows paranoid watching two kids play basketball with a milk crate — her fear says more about her than about them.

Theater

  1. Seagull True Story

    Seagull True Story,
    2026

    Pickle — Dir. Alexander Molochnikov

    The Public Theater, NY · Mar 22 – Apr 26, 2026

    A Moscow director's free-spirited staging of Chekhov's The Seagull is silenced by censorship after 2022; he flees to New York to bring it back to life. Inspired by real events.

  2. Dreyfus in Rehearsal — Again

    Dreyfus in Rehearsal — Again,
    2026

    Actor · Co-writer — Dir. Yonatan Esterkin

    The Tank, NY · May 29 – Jun 3, 2026

    A New York company rehearses Jean-Claude Grumberg's comedy about amateur Jewish actors in 1931 Vilna staging the Dreyfus Affair — and the arguments about identity, politics and who tells whose story spill over.

  3. What's the Point

    What's the Point

    Solo performance — Dir. Oriya Shpitzer

    Seminar Hakibbutzim, Tel Aviv

    A woman bakes challah from scratch while telling a story of domestic abuse, built from real testimonies of Middle Eastern women.