- A-du-ma) is a 2018
Israeli independent drama film,
directed and
written by
Tsivia Barkai Yacov. The film
premiered at the 2018
Berlin International Film Festival...
- Jerusalem. The coming-of-age
LGBTQ film by
Israeli director and
screenwriter Tsivia Barkai-Yacov
premiered at the
Berlin Film
Festival and won
three awards...
- Olszańska as
Nadya Ksawery Szlenkier [pl] as
Avram Aleksandra Pisula [pl] as
Tsivia Iwona Bielska [pl] as Vira
Ivanenko Paweł Królikowski [pl] as Ivan Konrad...
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University book, Logos. pp. 320–333. ISBN 5-98704-057-4. Rabinovitch, S****ey
TSivia (1996). Lewis,
James R. (ed.).
Magical Religion and
Modern Witchcraft. Albany...
- Hagiwara, Mari; Ballas, Marc S.; Brown, Krysten; Nusbaum,
Annette O.; Hochman,
Tsivia; Goldberg,
Judith D.; Koch,
Kevin M.; Golfinos, John G.; Roland, J. Thomas;...
- Paris:
Sorbonne Université Presses. p. 391. ISBN 978-2-84050-782-6. Tobi,
Tsivia (2016).
Yosef Tobi (ed.). From
bride to mother-in-law: The
world of Jewish...
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Harri Shanahan and Siân
Williams Red Cow (Para Aduma) (2018, Israel) by
Tsivia Barkai Yacov Red
Doors (2005,
United States) by
Georgia Lee Reinventing...
- Portland:
Harpy Books. pp. iii–iv. ISBN 978-0-9710050-3-7. Rabinovitch, S****ey
TSivia (2002). "Anderson,
Victor H. (1917–2001)". In S****ey Rabinovitch; James...
- McCarthy, The Moonroses,
Carli Mosier,
Brina Palencia, Pinku! Project, S****y
Tsivia Rabinovitch,
Scott Ramsoomair, Rem,
Monica Rial,
Akira Sasanuma, Elizabeth...
- Fish with a
Smile by C. Jay Shih
Special Mention: Best
Short Film: Vika by
Tsivia Barkai Best
Feature Film: I Am by
Dorota Kędzierzawska Best
Short Film:...
