Yochi Feinerman is a filmmaker whose short films explore moral certainty, intimacy, and the gap between intention and impact. Her work centers on moments where good intentions unravel and self-perception breaks against how one is seen by others.

Working through observation and restraint, her films follow characters whose need to be right produces friction rather than clarity, finding humor and discomfort where empathy fails. She recently completed her senior thesis film and graduated from Minshar School of Art in Tel Aviv.

She lives in Modi’in, Israel, with her husband, their four children, and a labradoodle.