Israeli cinema
From live-streamed massacre to cinema: Israeli filmmakers confront October 7
Three years and more than a dozen productions later, filmmakers are still finding ways to tell the story of that dreadful day
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Farewell from the Report: reflecting on three years of upheaval - from the editor
Which film will be Israel's submission to the Oscars? Inside the Ophir Awards' red carpet
'Our Loves' is a film about people, not October 7, Israeli filmmaker Avi Nesher tells 'Post'
Bavarian and Mexican film festivals to open at cinematheques
The cinema of two very different cultures will be the focus of programs at the Jerusalem and Tel Aviv cinematheques next week: the Bavaria region of Germany and Mexico.
Eran Kolirin talks about the human story at the heart of ‘Let It Be Morning’
Let It Be Morning, which was produced by Dori Media in collaboration with Films du Poisson, is based on an acclaimed novel by Sayed Kashua.
Screenwriter Dana Idisis discusses father-son autism drama, ‘Here We Are’
Dana Idisis's youngest brother, Guy, is on the autism spectrum.
An encore for Israeli Cinema Day
The last Israeli Cinema Day was in late October.
Israeli movie tickets go for NIS 10 for Israeli Cinema Day
Some 32 Israeli movies will be shown in cinemas around the country for NIS 10 on October 27.
‘Saving Shuli’ sells 1 m. tickets, sets box-office record
Saving Shuli, which stars and was created by the Mah Kashur trio, is a comedy about three friends who go to Colombia to rescue one of their sons, who has been kidnapped by a drug kingpin.
Lights, camera, action: The power of Israeli film - analysis
It’s not that Israeli television has changed but it’s a world change, that [people are] willing to be open to more and more cultures than before.
Citizen of the cinema
Anyone who meets Ronny Fellus at least once thinks of him as an expert on movies. However, he responds, “I am not an expert, I am the biggest lover of the cinema.”
Cannes lineup announced, and Israeli films will take part
Cannes usually takes place in early May, but last year it was postponed and eventually cancelled
After a year of being empty, cinemas to open next week
For a whole year, films have been delayed, tickets haven't been sold, and audiences are now itching to relive the cinema experience.