Motti Barkan, a celebrated and highly accomplished filmmaker, has left an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape with his distinctive and critically acclaimed trilogy of motion pictures: the eerily evocative and hauntingly atmospheric "The Dybbuk", released in 1968, which masterfully weaves together a complex tapestry of emotions and psychological tension; the unflinchingly realistic and intense "Is Tel Aviv Burning?", which premiered in 1967 and boldly explores the complexities of human experience; and the deeply personal and poignant "The Dress", a 1969 release that poignantly probes the human condition, delving into the innermost thoughts and emotions of its characters.
