Ben Peter, the film’s main character, will attend the screening and be available for an audience Q&A afterwards.

Tamar Tal, the film’s director, will attend the screening and be available for an audience Q&A afterwards.

Ben Peter, the film’s main character, will attend the screening and be available for an audience Q&A afterwards.

Ben Peter, the film’s main character, will attend the screening and be available for an audience Q&A afterwards.

Ben Peter, the film’s main character, will attend the screening and be available for an audience Q&A afterwards.

Ben Peter, the film’s main character, will attend the screening and be available for an audience Q&A afterwards.

Tamar Tal, the director, will attend the screening and be available for Q&A thereafter.

Tamar Tal, the director, and Ben Peter, main character, will attend the screening  and be available for Q&A thereafter.

Film by Tamar Tal, produced by Barak Heymann

The film is a candidate in the Best Documentary (below 60 minutes) Golden Magnolia Awards Competition

Tamar Tal, the director, and Barak Heymann, the producer, are guests of the festival, and will attend the screenings and be available for Q&A thereafter.

The film is competing in the Mid-Length Documentary Dilm Competition

The film is ccompeting in the festival's competition

The films will compete in the festival's competition

Ben Peter, the film’s main character, will attend the screening and be available for an audience Q&A afterwards.

Tanak Tal and Ben Peter will attend the screening

Barak Heymann, the producer, wil lattend the festival.

The Israeli Documentary Film Competition of the Israeli Documentary Filmmakers Forum

Life in Stills won the Grand Prix - Best Film in Festival

This is the third major prize of "Life in Stills".

Jury's statement:

A brilliant documentary film about a small photo gallery owner Miriam and her grandson who join forces to save the shop and its nearly one million negatives from developers who are building a shopping mall in its location. The film follows this heart-wrenching journey filled with humourous and touching moments. At its core, is this 96 year old character who is truly unique, full of spirit and provides the soul of the film. This intimate story not only tells the story of one family but reveals an important part of the history of Israel.

The Jury Consisted of:

Jessica Daniel / Canada • Jovanka Kovacevic Djuranovic / Montenegro • Robert Tomljenovic / Croatia • Ana Maria Rossi / Serbia • Ton Van Zantvoort / The Netherlands

Life in Stills won the International Young Dcomentary Talent Copmpetition.

DocAviv Festival 2011 will take place for the 13th year in Tel Aviv, on May 12-21, at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque, ZOA House and at Tel Aviv Port's pier, next to the farmers' market