This is a mockumentary performance and a film. A diary and a fable.

Yael is an artist who has immigrated to Berlin. She’s broke, tired of  babysitting, and afraid her big dreams won’t be fulfilled. She gets an  opportunity for a week’s residency, but the night before it starts a  sinister character appears in her nightmare, planting a seed of  self-doubt that gets bigger and bigger, making her residency a living  hell while she is losing grip on reality.

No Home encapsulates the perpetual sense of liminality  experienced by an immigrant in a foreign land. With unwavering hope, she  strives to create her haven within the enigmatic backdrop of Berlin.  Her daily existence is a relentless battle against the challenges of  communication, financial constraints, bureaucracy, and waning  motivation.

In this piece, elements of humor, horror and homesickness have been  blended to depict a new reality of an immigrant, grappling with the  pursuit of her dreams.

In English, German and Hebrew