Jerusalem Cinematheque

Jerusalem highlights: August 7-13

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

Do not disturb until Chelyabinsk
A recent picture of Yad Kennedy.

Jerusalem highlights: July 31-August 6

Irvin Unger presents his new book on Arthur Szyk (see Monday).

Jerusalem highlights: June 12-18

Jerusalem Cinematheque unveils renovated auditorium

Jerusalem highlights: April 17-23


Jerusalem highlights January 12-18

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

 THE TOWER of David Museum: Telling 4,000 years of Jerusalem history.

Jerusalem highlights January 5-11

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

 ‘NABUCCO’ BY Verdi: With Yaacof Rodin as Ishmael, and Neomi Pinkus and Rafael Polani (Illustrative)

Jerusalem Cinematheque to honor award-winning Natalie Portman

The Cinematheque will be showing some of her best-loved films throughout the month. 

NATALIE PORTMAN

Jerusalem highlights December 29-January 4

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

 WALTER HUSTON and Ruth Chatterton in ‘Dodsworth’

Cinematheques to showcase classic and modern Italian cinema

This program is already running in Tel Aviv and starts on December 31 in Jerusalem.

 A SCENE from 'There's Still Tomorrow.'

Jerusalem Cinematheque’s annual film, lecture, concert series hits 30

The series kicked off last month and will run through June, taking in a total of 15 multidisciplinary offerings, and will continue to offer some respite from the ongoing existential trials in Israel.

Jerusalem Cinematheque unveils renovated auditorium

Jerusalem highlights December 22-28

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

 SHAANAN STRETT appears in Karmiel during a previous Yom Ha'atzmaut performance.

Jerusalem highlights December 1-7

What's new to do in Israel's capital.

 PROBABLE PORTRAIT of Spinoza by Barend Graat, 1666

Czech, Taiwanese kids send messages of support to Israel

A Jerusalem exhibit under the auspices of the embassies of Taiwan and the Czech Republic, features supportive paintings and drawings by children aged five to 12 from both countries

 TAIWANESE SCHOOLCHILDREN draw on biblical references to show their support for Israel.

Jerusalem highlights November 10-16

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

 CHURCH OF the Holy Sepulchre: Uneasily divided.