Israeli film

The movie is now playing in theaters around Israel and opened to rave reviews in Italy and France a few months ago. 

Police were called, but it wasn’t known whether any arrests were made.

Cinematheques across the country are offering cult classics, documentaries, and sing-alongs for Independence Day.

Sari Azoulay Turgeman’s film is a well-made, atmospheric drama about a teen girl who sails off alone one night destined for Cyrpus.

Filmmaker Yoav Potash arrived in Poland to document a modest ceremony in a forgotten town, but left with a profound mystery that would take a decade to unravel.

Israeli Movie Channel on Yes has a tribute to veteran movie producer Yitzhak Shani, screening several of his films in an all-day program.

Talking to Gabizon, it seems important that the director/writer who created the movie was able to reshape the material himself for the English version.

Dreifuss has succeeded on both counts and created a suspenseful movie that combines Israeli directness and occasional comic touches with Nordic noir. 

Revach is survived by his wife and five children.

One advantage for English speakers of seeing a movie at a film festival is that they show films with English titles, unlike the theater chains, which only offer subtitles occasionally.