The Bridge (2026)

In the wake of the October 7 attacks, a group of young Israeli survivors travels to Los Angeles to attend Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp — an immersive program where amateur musicians collaborate with rock industry professionals. Over several days, they write, rehearse, and perform original music alongside mentors, confronting grief, survivor's guilt, and the long road toward healing through creative expression and shared community.

The documentary follows participants including Yaniv Avitan, Raz Shifer, and Dov Engel as they navigate the camp's intensive schedule, forming bonds with each other and with veteran musicians who guide them. Without delving into political context, the film observes how collective music-making becomes a language for processing trauma that words alone cannot reach.