"Through this work, we wanted to ask: How can it be that two individuals who grew up, were raised and currently reside in the same city still live in totally different worlds?”
There’s good news and bad news about his latest film, Best Sellers, which opens throughout Israel on January 5. It has a good cast and a meaty role for Michael Caine, but it doesn't quite jell.
Betrayed will be screened at the Haifa Cinematheque on December 23 and at the Holon Cinematheque on December 24.
The film would like to convey the message that acknowledging this should not cause fear in Israelis; recognizing injustice is not at odds with our right to exist in the Land of Israel.
Polish director Mariusz Trelinski seems to have included sharper pins than usual in the opera, which makes the link between collecting butterflies, and how men and women can cause one another pain.
The play deals with serious issues such as homosexuality, especially in Hassidic communities, immigrant workers and a questionable shidduch system - but with a light-hearted, fun approach.
The Alberto, located in a historic building from 1913 is located on one of the most vibrant streets of the city on the corner of Ahad Ha’Am and Nahalat Binyamin.
Set to music by Jacques Offenbach, the opera is loosely based on stories penned by E.T.A Hoffman with one major difference: Offenbach placed Hoffman as the protagonist.
To warm applause from the crowd, André Rieu said that after almost three years of COVID-19, it was now finally possible to enjoy music together again.