Film israel
How Israeli women dominate the film industry in ways Hollywood still can't
While Israeli filmmakers face pressure abroad, women have emerged at the center of the industry, bringing new voices and perspectives into focus
Jerusalem highlights: February 13-19
Lanzmann’s 'Shoah' returns to Jerusalem in special Cinematheque tribute
'Public broadcasting is not a luxury': Filmmakers defend KAN documentaries
French Film Festival celebrates 20th anniversary
The guests will include Gad Elmaleh, whose latest film, Stay with Us (Reste Un Peu), will be the opening movie.
Netflix to add Israeli film every week for rest of winter
These are the 16 Israeli film classics that will be added weekly for Netflix Israel users to stream.
Solidarity Film Festival focuses on human rights
The festival will present dozens of international and Israeli films, mainly documentaries but also including feature films, among them movies that have premiered at film festivals around the world.
‘Armageddon Time’ to open Jerusalem Jewish film festival
The 24th Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival at the Jerusalem Cinematheque will be held over Hanukkah on December 17-22.
Israeli Arava Int'l Film Fest to host some of the world’s top filmmakers
This year, the Israeli film festival will feature guests who are among the most acclaimed directors, producers, screenwriters and actors working all over the world.
Beata Parkanova's new film 'The Word' has universal appeal
The Word, which won the award for Best Director at the prestigious Karlovy Vary Film Festival this year, as well as the Best Actor award for its star, Martin Finger, is a delightfully complex movie.
Which Bond girl is being trained in Israeli counter-terror tactics?
Training taking place on set of new film under the direction of Martin Campbell, director of acclaimed films like Casino Royale.
'Barren' Israeli film is full of life
Barren is a memorable movie, presenting characters you believe in and care about as it gives moviegoers a look and insights into a way of life that some will find fascinating and others off-putting.
Thought-provoking ‘Savoy’ examines Tel Aviv hotel siege in 1975
Savoy raises interesting questions about ethnicity, class and stereotypes, and will make you think about what has and hasn’t changed in the past few decades.
Varied group of nominees for this year's Ophir Awards
The Ophirs will be awarded in a ceremony on September 18.
