Jerusalem Film Festival
Jerusalem Film Festival to open with Moshe Rosenthal’s 'Tell Me Everything'
"Tell Me Everything" had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, marking the first time in a decade that a full-length Israeli feature film was included in that festival.
Aki-no Japanese Film Festival features cinematic
How a Jew and an Arab made a comedy about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
'Oxygen': Breaking taboos on Israeli mothers who cannot send sons to war - review
Great guests, great movies at the 39th Jerusalem Film Fest
Between the guests and the more than 200 films from more than 50 countries, this is looking to be one of the strongest festivals in years.
Jerusalem highlights July 15-21
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‘Triangle of Sadness’ to open 2022 Jerusalem Film Festival
The festival will run until July 31 at the Jerusalem Cinematheque and other theaters around the city and will present over 200 films from more than 50 countries.
Jerusalem Film Festival announces July 21 opening date
The 2022 festival will return to tradition by hosting foreign guests, who were not able to attend last summer due to the pandemic.
Bernard-Henri Lévy lights Hanukkah candle at Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival
Levy is the guest of honor at the Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival and the recipient of the festival's Achievement Award.
Historic Jewish figures featured in Jerusalem Film Festival section
One of the strongest sections in the Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival, which will run at the Jerusalem Cinematheque from November 27-December 2, is the Jewish Portraits program.
Jewish life on display at Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival
There will be feature films, restored classics, documentaries, animated movies, children’s films and much more, as well as a number of special events.
Films tie for top prize at Jerusalem Film Festival
The two films that shared the top award were Hadas Ben Aroya’s All Eyes Off Me and Tom Shoval’s Shake Your Cares Away.
Israeli-US film history is front and center in ‘The Ambassador’
It stars Robert Mitchum as Peter Hacker, the US ambassador to Israel, as he sets up meetings with members of the PLO to try to get direct negotiations going between the Palestinians and the Israelis.
Tarantino gets standing ovation at Jerusalem film fest Cannon Group tribute
Tarantino recalled how much he and his friends loved the Cannon movies and dreamed of meeting Golan and Globus and making movies for them.
