Israeli films
'Butcher’s Stain' lands Oscars shortlist as Israel shut out of international feature race
Butcher’s Stain is about Samir (Omar Sameer Mahamid), an Arab Israeli working in a supermarket in Tel Aviv, who is accused of tearing down hostage posters in the break room.
From harlots to heroines: October 7 opens new chapter for women soldiers in Israeli cinema
Shira Haas to star in Netflix remake of ‘The Boys from Brazil’
‘Stay Forte’ tells the human story behind the Gaza hostage escape - review
Show goes on at Jerusalem Film Festival with screening of Sublet
Fox and his producer/husband Gal Uchovsky were on hand, as was one of the movie’s stars, Niv Nissim.
Celebrating a ‘Portrait of Victory’ for Israeli cinema
“It’s the 21st century, it’s no longer about good and bad guys. We’ve gone past that point. It’s about two conflicting narratives, each of which is searching for its own portrait of victory.”
Jerusalem Jewish Film Fest announces lineup
The festival will be presented online this year from November 11 to 22, and will feature the best of recent movies of Jewish interest.
Arava Int’l Film Festival announces November program
The festival will feature the best of recent films from Israel and around the world.
HBO buys the rights to the Israeli series ‘Valley of Tears’
The series, which aired on KAN 11 back in October, stars some of Israel's highest profile actors.
Epos festival of art films to take place online
The festival was due to run in March, but will now be held online from June 18 to July 11.
Low infection rate makes Israel attractive to filmmakers post-coronavirus
The movie industry in Israel, like virtually every other sector, has taken a huge hit due to the coronavirus, so any influx of revenue is desperately needed.
36th Jerusalem Film Festival: Doubly lucky
36th Jerusalem Film Festival offers dazzling array of movies from here and abroad.
‘Working Woman’ tells the story of millions
The movie is powerful and thought-provoking in its depiction of a creeping kind of a sexual harassment that is all too common.
Israeli film 'When the Smoke Clears' available on Amazon Prime
Even though they have gone through the bleakest period in their lives, they are able to stay optimistic and positive by perceiving themselves as heroes, both on and off the front line.
