Adelaide Premiere: Find Me, Okay?

Adelaide Premiere | Special Documentary Screening The State Zionist Council of South Australia invites you to the Adelaide Premiere of Find Me, Okay?, an award-winning Israeli documentary, hosted at the Adelaide Holocaust Museum. Filmed over two years, this deeply moving documentary follows the family of Eden Yerushalmi, who was abducted by Hamas from the Nova Music Festival on 7 October 2023, and their extraordinary journey through uncertainty, hope, grief and devastating loss. On the morning of 7 October, Eden and her best friend, Arbel, were dancing at the Nova Music Festival in southern Israel. Hours later, Eden was kidnapped and taken to Gaza, while her sisters listened helplessly over the phone. What begins as a family's desperate fight to bring Eden home becomes an intimate and heartbreaking portrait of love, resilience and the struggle to rebuild in the face of unimaginable loss. Through unprecedented access to Eden's mother, sisters and best friend, director Yula Gidron captures both the public campaign for Eden's return and the deeply personal experiences of those closest to her. Winner of Best Israeli Debut Feature at the 2026 Jerusalem Film Festival, Find Me, Okay? offers a powerful and deeply human account of the lasting impact of 7 October and the families whose lives were forever changed. We invite you to join us for this special screening and an opportunity to come together as a community to remember, reflect and bear witness. Film Details • Date: Sunday, 15 November 2026 • Venue: Adelaide Holocaust Museum • Doors Open: 6:00 pm • Screening Begins: 6:30 pm • Runtime: 81 minutes • Director: Yula Gidron • Country: Israel / United States • Language: Hebrew and English, with English subtitles • Classification: Unclassified – Recommended for ages 15+ Festival Recognition • Jerusalem Film Festival 2026 – Winner, Best Israeli Debut Feature • Miami Jewish Film Festival 2026 – Official Selection Organised by the State Zionist Council of South Australia. Please note: This documentary explores the events of 7 October 2023, hostage-taking, grief and loss. Some content may be distressing to viewers.