Film israel
Lanzmann’s 'Shoah' returns to Jerusalem in special Cinematheque tribute
Lanzmann’s genius was to understand that the details were the story, that in the deepest sense, it was impossible to memorialize the Holocaust without knowing exactly what happened.
'Public broadcasting is not a luxury': Filmmakers defend KAN documentaries
HBO Max arrives in Israel while Anderson’s film sparks controversy
The best of 2025 in Israeli and international cinema
Israel Film Festival in LA to honor Henry Winkler
Winkler and Wiener will be honored on April 29 during the festival’s annual sponsor luncheon at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills.
Here are the films that are welcoming back NYC’s Israel Film Center Festival
The 10th Israel Film Center Festival at the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan, which runs June 1-8, is bringing back in-person screenings after two years and continuing online screenings.
‘Nakba’ film ‘Tantura’ premieres locally this week
Tantura is the story of one Israeli graduate student who documented personal testimony of atrocities committed in one Arab village whose residents experienced the Nakba.
Female haredi filmmakers create VR tour of Auschwitz for students
Three female haredi film-makers launched a technological movie that gives Israelis from all backgrounds an opportunity to feel as if they have visited Auschwitz without leaving the country.
Israeli TV award winners announced
The Israeli Academy of Film and Television Awards for 2021 winners were announced today and will be broadcasted Thursday night.
A darkly comic cinematic look at Israeli-Arab life - review
let it be morning is about a family that is forced to return to the Arab village where a member grew up.
Israel movie night: Go to the movies on Thursday for NIS 10!
Cinema Day will be held on February 24 and this time around, both Israeli and international films shown on that day will cost just NIS 10 per ticket - here's what to watch.
‘Fire Dance’ series by Rama Burshtein-Shai to premiere at Series Mania in France
Several Israeli tv shows are taking part in the international tv competition, Series Mania, including Rama Burshtein-Shai’s much anticipated series, Fire Dance.
‘Here We Are’ tells a story of love and autism - film review
It won four extremely well deserved Ophir Awards, for Bergman as director, for the brilliant, nuanced screenplay by Dana Idisis, and for both of its lead actors.
American and Israeli sisters reinventing storytelling for a new generation
American and Israeli sisters Adi and Maya Kochavi plan to create new genres of storytelling involving cutting-edge technology through their Instagram account Eva.Stories.
