I’m Alright

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Trailer

Official Selections
Haifa Film Festival
UK Jewish Film Festival

Synopsis

A professional dancer falls from grace, losing both her solo debut and her boyfriend on the same day. A chance encounter with the grim reality outside the rehearsal studio gives her a fresh perspective and teaches her how to let go. Conceived and filmed during the October 7th war, I’m Alright reflects the tension between art and survival – on screen and behind the scenes. Directed by Roiy Nitzan and written by Shani Melamed Nitzan and Odelya Kuperberg (who also choreographed the film), it quietly insists that creation continues, even in the midst of crisis.

Director

Roiy Nitzan

A director, video artist, and visual effects specialist, Roiy Nitzan has worked on a wide range of high-profile projects—from visual effects in acclaimed films such as Waltz With Bashir, to show-running the primetime TV show Little Monsters, and exhibiting at major art venues across Europe. Nitzan also collaborates with local choreographers and musicians to create video art for live performances and music videos. In 2021, he won the Best Animation prize from the Israeli Film Academy for his work on the sci-fi series Sky and was nominated for an Israeli Academy Award for his visual effects work on the Netflix hit series Bad Boy.