Two years after the largest student event the department has ever known, and despite the international opposition to arrive in Israel in the period following the first intifada, the founding staff of the festival does not rest and ensures the continuation of the tradition. The team does not ignore the delicate situation and, in collaboration with Israeli filmmaker Amos Gitai, holds a unique panel titled “Occupation Cinema”, that discusses the pressing, political issues. That same year, Danish screenwriter Mogens Rukov, under which the directors who founded “Dogme 95” studied, visits the festival.