Haifa International Film Festival
‘A Burning Man’ wins Best Israeli Feature Prize at the Haifa International Film Festival
The awards were announced in a ceremony on Sunday night.
Laughs and tears: A look at the 41st Haifa International Film Festival
Haifa film fest announces international program
Olivia Coleman, Ilana Glazer, Wallace Shawn, among stars pledging to boycott Israeli film industry
Haifa Film Festival announces its rich Israeli lineup
The Masters program, which features movies by the greatest directors from around the world, will include a movie by an Israeli director for the first time.
'Honey Trap's truth, Diana's struggles and Disney' rom-coms
These movies and TV shows should be added to your "must-watch list."
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.
Haifa Film Festival presents diverse lineup of Israeli, international cinema
Which films should you see at the Haifa International Film Festival?
Karaoke strikes a chord with Israelis
The movie has touched a chord with many Israelis, who are seeing themselves – or their cousins or old friends – portrayed on screen for the first time.
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ to open Israel's Haifa Film Festival
Israel's Haifa International Film Festival will open with Don't Worry Darling, a dystopian psychological thriller starring Florence Pugh, Harry Styles, Chris Pine, Gemma Chan and Olivia Wilde.
Israel films, shows announced for Haifa International Film Festival
The 38th Haifa International Film Festival will include 50 new Israeli films and two new television series. The festival takes place October 8-17.
‘Let It Be Morning’ is big winner at Haifa film fest
Eran Kolirin’s latest film, Let It Be Morning, won the lion’s share of the major awards in the Israeli Feature Film Competition at the Haifa International Film Festival on Sunday night.
Haifa International Film Festival boasted homegrown highlights
A pointed commentary on the political situation, based on a novel by Sayed Kashua, Let It Be Morning works as a drama and black comedy because the characters are so well-drawn and appealing.
Avi Nesher’s ‘Image of Victory’ is a triumph of cinema - review
Image of Victory is not so much a political movie as an existential statement about the price paid, quite literally, for the image of the title.