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Hilla Ruach

Actor
Hilla Ruach is an Israeli actress and director known for her work in both film and television. She has appeared in films such as "Mountain" and "Sirens" and has received critical acclaim for her performances. Ruach has also directed several short films and has been recognized for her talent behind the camera. While specific awards may not be publicly available, Hilla Ruach continues to make a name for herself in the industry with her versatile skills both in front of and behind the camera.

Films

The Milky Way

The Milky Way

By Maya Kenig

2024 | 94 min | Comedy

In this comedy with dystopian traits, the single mother and musician Tala earns her money by selling her breast milk.

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The Discarded Father

The Discarded Father

2008 | 82 min | Documentary

Douglas Wolfsperger explores a social phenomenon that rarely appears in public discourse: men, who after a separation from their wives, are "disposed of" not only as partners but also as fathers and who - often in vain - struggle to maintain a relationship with their children. In moving interviews, four fathers describe their suffering and efforts to keep contact with their children. A mother justifies the refusal of contact from her point of view. Despite the seriousness of the topic, the film ...

I should have held on to the chandelier

I should have held on to the chandelier

2020 | 70 min | Documentary

In 1985, Ulrike and Olli's paths cross in the dazzling world of Circus Roncalli. It is the beginning of a great love affair with many obstacles. He is a clown living his childhood dream; she is a former nurse from Berlin who joins the circus. What begins as a romantic adventure gradually turns into a story about the challenges of everyday life, creative crises, and growing older. In his documentary film I SHOULD HAVE HELD ON TO THE CHANDELIER, released in 2020, director Diego Hauenstein sensitively ...

A Bed for Three

A Bed for Three

2022 | 17 min | Comedy

It’s after hours in a furniture store, and three young protagonists call for the help of a vaping fairy godmother. But will a supersized bed save the throuple or break them apart? Fred, Timo and Jona finally want to move in together. And to live together, you need a bed. But nobody expects what happens when three people want to sleep in one. A comedy about bedroom furniture and the question of when we actually became bougie.

Star Chasers

Star Chasers

2007 | 14 min | Documentary

In the silence of the night, a world unfolds that remains hidden from most of us. The documentary takes a poetic look at the lives of three Berlin night workers who play their own melody of life in the darkness. While the city sleeps, their working day begins, far removed from the usual hustle and bustle of daylight. The camera accompanies the protagonists through the empty streets of Berlin, capturing the lonely lights and the silence, interrupted only by the occasional sounds of work. Each of ...

Me Time

Me Time

2022 | 86 min | Documentary

In this documentary, six protagonists share their personal experiences of abortion and sterilization, from unplanned pregnancy to becoming a happy mother, and vice versa, from wanting a child to regretting motherhood. With openness and humor, taboo topics are discussed, provocative questions are answered, and political laws are challenged. From discussing the challenges of balancing care work and career, the ecological footprint and sustainability with children, selfishness and adoption, to feelings ...

The Giant

The Giant

1984 | 82 min | Drama

Michael Klier’s multi-award-winning film THE GIANT transforms the viewer into a voyeur and shows him life in a German town through the eye of surveillance cameras. To the evocative music of Mahler and Wagner, we see images of streets, airports, subway stations, department stores, banks and private houses through the ‘all-seeing’ video eye as it keeps its look-out for trouble. But it goes further than that: our constant observation must mean that our privacy is also being put at stake. A documentary ...

Live

Live

2020 | 83 min | Sci-Fi & Fantaisie

In the near future: public gatherings are forbidden due to a high risk of terrorist attacks. Driven by a desire to be in contact with others, two siblings plan an illegal live concert. But public gatherings of any kind are forbidden. Meetings with other people may only take place virtually. In a world where concerts, schools, supermarkets, theaters and pubs no longer exist, Claire (Karoline Marie Reinke) works as a psychologist caring for survivors of terrorist attacks. One day, upon finding an ...

The Life of Sean DeLear

The Life of Sean DeLear

2024 | 82 min | Biography

A black boy growing up in the conservative suburbs of Simi Valley discovers early on that he is different. In search of freedom and identity, he flees to Los Angeles, where he immerses himself in the vibrant underground culture of the 1980s. The nights are wild, the art scene is revolutionary, and the dream of a career as an artist propels him forward. Friendships with scene greats such as John Sex, Ann Magnuson and Keith Haring shape him just as much as the music that eventually leads him to the ...

Nostromo

Nostromo

2021 | 81 min | Documentary

Olivier has been living alone on a remote island surrounded by the rugged Canadian wilderness for twenty years. The island, which was given to him by the First Nations, is situated 200 kilometers from Yellowknife, the only city in the Northwest Territories. Olivier has grown accustomed to life in isolation—but one day, three strangers arrive on the island and shatter his peaceful existence. NOSTROMO by Fisnik Maxville questions the dream of a solitary life in the wilderness and its limits. Is true ...