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HBO Max to join Cellcom TV+, offering new shows as Israeli streaming competition grows
The summer promotion will make HBO Max hit TV shows available to new Cellcom TV+ subscribers for NIS 99 during the first three months.
What to watch this week: Larry David's new HBO comedy, talking sheep, and Kim Novak
What to watch in Israel this week: ‘Etty’ disappoints, ‘Euphoria’ stars move on
What to watch in Israel: 'Fauda' season 5, 'Unconditional' lead wave of new releases
HBO Max buys Israeli television series dealing with on-the-spectrum adults
The series will also receive an English language remake which will air on Amazon.
Final nominees for Israeli TV awards announced
The real competition in the Israeli television industry in recent years is over which series will get picked up and/or remade abroad and the awards will surely help.
Woody Allen calls HBO documentary on abuse allegation a 'hatchet job'
Allen has repeatedly denied molesting Dylan Farrow.
New HBO series, ‘Allen v. Farrow,’ revisits sordid scandal
The four-part series will premiere on February 21 in the US and in Israel on February 22
HBO’s next Israeli show: ‘Possessions,’ about French woman in murder case
“Possessions,” filmed in French, Hebrew and English, involves a young French ex-pat woman living in Israel who is accused of murdering her husband on her wedding night.
Should there be more ‘Sex and the City’? - analysis
Where there is a fan base, there’s a way, and now we will have another 10 episodes.
10 movies that made a tough year much better
With the world has turned upside down since The Irishman was released, with the vast majority of theaters around the world shuttered for nearly a year. But what got us through?
Wonder Woman 1984, starring Gal Gadot, flops in box office
It's no surprise, however, that the film flopped the way it did.
Warner Bros to debut all 2021 films on HBO Max on the same day
The change, led by WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar, was the most aggressive move to date to bring movies into homes sooner, and it sent a shock across Hollywood.
Meet the WestEnd girls behind ‘Valley of Tears’
The two women launched their London-based production, financing and international sales company for feature films and television 12 years ago.
