The Anatomy of a
Fight Told Through
One Relentless Voice

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Overview & Context

A large group of people participating in a protest march in an urban area, holding a red banner with Hebrew text. Many also carry Israeli flags and wear red shirts. The background features modern high-rise buildings and billboards.

In Protest is a feature-length documentary tracing Moran’s refusal to remain silent as a lens into a nation in crisis.

Set against rising authoritarianism, mass protests, and cultural fragmentation, the film captures a pivotal moment in Israel’s political history through intimate, on-the-ground footage. Moran becomes a loud, visible, and uncompromising figure confronting her country’s trajectory.

What the film explores

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The story tracks public action and private cost. It follows the mechanics of organizing, the pressure of backlash, and the stamina required to keep showing up when institutions fail.

How we filmed

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The crew worked in fast-changing conditions with compact gear, gaining access to homes, streets, and movement spaces. The approach privileges proximity, consent, and care while maintaining editorial independence.

Form & tone

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The film blends verité footage, personal testimony, and situational soundscapes to build atmosphere and political clarity. The edit aims for precision without sensationalism.

Why it matters

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DEMOKRATYA is about feminist resistance as a practical strategy, not a slogan. It asks what courage looks like in public and in private, and what it takes to sustain it.

Access & language

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Subtitles and translations are being prepared to support screenings across communities, campuses, and festivals. Accessibility features will be added as resources allow.

Read The Director's Note

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