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How does the world look through the eyes of a 6-year-old child? Summer Nights offers a window into a child's world: his fears, his desires, his way of thinking. It is a journey into the subconscious of an innocent and ingenuous child, as he falls asleep and drifts into the depths of his own mind.

A formalist documentary film, which intends to examine the clear concept of obsessive sensation. The film will dig a subterranean-inner consciousness tunnel via the different kinds of obsessions; obsession with love, obsession with death, food, knowledge, money, sex, control, exposure, cleaning, fame, etc. The film will sketch a line connecting obsession, to the spirit of the time and to the modern lifestyle. The film will bind them together; while considering the determination that obsession is the most common "disease" of the 21st century (this following the collapse of the religious institute in the previous century and the beginning of the collapse of the capitalistic dominant in the current day). The intense process, through which the film will take the viewer, will try and examine how the obsession is created, what feeds the obsession, how does obsession serves the person, and how it is motivated by an endless aspiration of the person to achieve salvation, a state of euphoria.

Water is the basic, necessary element of every known life form. We ourselves are made of water gathered in skin. Water means life, and the lack of water unequivocally means death. In the shadow of the Flood that occurred thousands of years ago, four characters floating between Heaven and Earth are confronting with the drying of their land, with Nature's changes.

The Struggling individual vs. the collective. A documentary film with a strong esthetic value, following the Israeli synchronized swimming team, observing the individual in its attempt to find a place in a collective.