Synopsis

A wild animated short, overflowing with dark humor. The short tells the story of Ofri, a four year old girl, and her struggles as she strives to find her beloved dog Rexy, and return him home. Unknown to her, Rexy was accidently run over by her parents. Working in unison, the parents tell lie after lie for fear of confronting her with the truth, and to deter her from a wild goose chase. Rather than succeed, the parents only end up digging their self-made grave deeper by unintentionally sparking Ofri’s imagination with wilder and more dangerous ideas. When they hit rock bottom, the lies become worse than the truth and they end up breaking Ofri’s heart in such a way that they lose their daughter forever.

Sarai Abergel

Sarai Abergel is an animation graduate of the School of Audio and Visual Arts, Sapir College. During her studies, her documentary animated film Worth Every Penny received critical acclaim from festivals around the world. She currently works as a 3D rigging artist for TV series, and in her spare time is developing her next projects.

Noy Friman

Noy Friman is an animation graduate of the School of Audio and Visual Arts, Sapir College. During her studies, her documentary animated film Worth Every Penny received critical acclaim from festivals around the world. Noy is a skilled artist in several mediums, specializing in traditional and digital art for almost two decades using different techniques.

Guy Livnat

Guy Livnat is an animation graduate of the School of Audio and Visual Arts, Sapir College. During his studies, his documentary animated film Worth Every Penny received critical acclaim from festivals around the world. He studied for two years for a degree in industrial design, but then chose to move on to study animation in order to realize his true passion, where his extensive knowledge of art and the vast knowledge he acquired in his previous studies contribute greatly.