Barely in Love

This 16-minute film follows Yotam as he navigates the challenges of his sexual orientation within the confines of a conservative environment. The arrival of a new troupe leader in the 'Bnai Akiva' boy scouts forces him to confront his identity and the expectations placed on him by both family and faith.

The film delves into the strained relationship between Yotam and his mother, who believes she can 'cure' him of his homosexuality. The narrative highlights the conflict between personal truth and societal norms, showcasing the struggle many face in reconciling their identity with family and religious beliefs.

Barely in Love is produced by Sapir College and touches on significant keywords such as LGBT, mother-son relationships, and conservative values. Its focused runtime makes it a concise yet impactful exploration of these themes.