Flora was born in a field, at least that is what she tells everyone. She’s a waitress in a Café that requires an unusual skills of its workers: complex acrobatic proficiency. When all seems very wrong, despair dominant and dismissal probable, Flora has no choice but to save herself using her superb verbal and dramatic talents.

Director: Talia Lavie
Fiction / Hebrew / English subtitles / Colour / 2003

Panorama Berlinale 2004
Special Mention, Haifa International Film Festival 2003
SpecialCommendation for Best Student Production – Melbourne International Film Festival, Australia, 2004
Special Mention – Fresh Film Festival, Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, 2004
Award to the best Art Direction - Uruguay Festival of Film Schools, 2004
Special Mention to a Comedy - Uruguay Festival of Film Schools, 2004
Best Fiction Film - Cinemaubit Film Festival, Bucharest, Romania 2004
Audience award for Best Short Film - Washington Jewish Film Festival, USA 2004

Flying Broom Women’s Film Festival, Ankara, Turkey 2004; Hi Mom! Film Festival, NC, USA 2004; San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, USA 2004; Court 18, France 2004; Melbourne Film Festival, Australia 2004; Fresh Film Festival Karlovy Vary, Prague, Czech Republic 2004; Feminale film festival, Cologne, Germany 2004; International Film Festival of Aubagne, France, 2004; Retrospective screening of the Sam Spiegel School films, South Africa, 2004; Retrospective Screening - San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, CA, USA 2004; Retrospective screening - Buenos Aires Student Film Festival; Australia Israeli Film Festival, Melbourne & Sydney, 2004; Aarhus Film Festival, Denmark 2004; Bangkok Film festival - Retrospective Program, Thailand 2004; Realm Of Senses, Melbourne, Australia 2004; Belgrade International Student Film Festival, Serbia & Montenegro 2004; Rome Independent Film Festival, Italy 2004; Sleepwalkers’ International Student Film Festival, Tallinn, Estonia 2004; San Diego Jewish Film Festival, USA 2005; Cinemaubit Film Festival, Bucharest, Romania 2004;