Split

Split is an Israeli supernatural drama that blends sci-fi, action and emotional stakes into a youth-oriented series. Created by Ilan Rozenfeld and Shira alon and directed for television by Shai Kapon, the show centers on a tight group of young characters played by Amit Farkash, Yon Tumarkin, Yedidia Vital and Maya Shoef. On the surface it reads like a genre piece for teens, but it layers mystery, personal conflict and otherworldly elements without giving away key twists or endings. Episodes mix tense set pieces with quieter moments that reveal relationships and the strange rules that govern the series' supernatural side.

The series premiered in 2009 on HOT VOD Young and was produced by Dori Media Group through its Dori Media Darset arm, with Shai Kapon directing episodes and Rozenfeld and alon credited as creators.

While Split didn't rack up large international buzz, it found a committed domestic audience and helped raise the profiles of its young cast within Israeli television, especially among viewers who follow genre fare and online fan communities.

Critics and viewers who have chimed in tend to praise the show's tone and the chemistry among the lead actors, reflected in a strong average rating in niche databases despite a small number of votes. The mix of supernatural mystery, action-driven set pieces and coming-of-age elements creates recurring themes around identity, loyalty and the cost of secrets, and the series keeps its focus on character dynamics as much as on plot mechanics.

There are no widely reported major award wins or international nominations associated with the series. Its recognition has been more grassroots and viewer-driven than formal, with attention concentrated in Israel and among fans of young adult fantasy television.