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'
Grand finale for the Smadar?
The only single-screen theater left in the capital, the distinctive building houses a cafe and a unique lobby, with tables clustered around twisted tree trunks.
Jewish identity on film
The 40 films in this international gathering include features and documentaries, premieres, special events and encounters with filmmakers.
Movies: Avi Nesher’s ‘Past Life’ is a triumph
The fact-based drama of two sisters as they search for the truth about their family’s past is moving, original, quirky and suspenseful.
Taking a good look at ourselves
At next week’s Anthropological Film Festival at the Jerusalem Cinematheque, get a glimpse of the other and understand yourself.
Movies: 'Our Father'
A violent, heavy drama.
A race to the altar
‘Through the Wall’ and into your heart.
City Notes: Honey festival a sweet way to mark holiday season
A news roundup from around the nation.
Movies: A kinder, gentler time in ‘Women’s Balcony’
A very human and funny story of how repression can come with a seductive face – the men don’t go along with the rabbi out of cruelty but because he inspires them.
Not just another Cinderella
Ido Haar’s ‘Presenting Princess Shaw’ is not a sentimental story about the transition from anonymity to stardom, but a film about a tenacious woman who fights to make her voice heard.
Lights, camera, Haifa!
From gala screenings of classic movies to short films and documentaries, the 32nd annual Haifa Film Festival has something to offer every fan of cinema.