Hi and welcome to the Times of Visual's Daily Briefing. It's Jessica Steinberg. I'm your host today.

And today is yet another holiday, Jewish holiday, in the season. And we're bringing you a different kind of daily briefing.

Today I'm going to speak to documentary filmmaker Yonatan Nier of Docuination. And Yonatan's Docuination, which he's going to tell us all about,

is essentially offering the next series for the Times of Israel community.

The format, just so you know, is the same as in the past,

with a film available to stream around once a week,

and then a Q&A, question and answer, Zoom,

with the filmmaker, Yonatan.

And this is for our Times Visual Community only.

Now let me tell you a little bit about Yonatan.

This is not our first interview together,

but it's been a number of years.

He is the award-winning documentary filmmaker behind my hero,

brother, Dolphin Boy, picture of his life. But in the last really more than a few years, he and Olmogorovic, a documentary producer, put together their film company in a sense, but not exactly.

Yonotan will explain it.

It's called Docu Nation.

And it was born in March 2020 when the world really shut down and everyone needed to

connect a little bit more.

We all learned about Zoom, of course.

But Docu Nation, as Yonatan will tell us,

was really pushed by both his need for connection, everyone else's need for connection.

But what's very interesting about it is that it was created in a sense, as many of his films

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