Jerusalem Film Festival
Jerusalem Women's Film Festival to spotlight Israeli, international cinema and female filmmakers
The Jerusalem Women's Film Festival will honor Hanna Azoulay-Hasfari while screening new Israeli and international films exploring identity, family, mental health, and women's experiences.
‘Tell Me Everything’ leads 2026 Ophir Awards race with record 16 nominations
Jerusalem Film Festival draws 70,000 despite boycott campaign targeting Israeli cinema
Grapevine: Vexing logistics
Jerusalem Film Festival to open with Golda, starring Helen Mirren
Golda tells the story of former prime minister Golda Meir, focusing on how she handled the Yom Kippur War, a topic that was the source of great controversy and which led her to resign.
Shake your cares away with the new comedy 'Shake Your Cares Away', opening in Israel on Thursday
Shake Your Cares Away was executive produced by Alejandro González Iñárritu, the Oscar-winning director of Birdman and The Revenant.
40 films to celebrate the Jerusalem Film Festival’s 40th anniversary
The full program for the 40-film celebration has not yet been announced.
Director Pini Tavger on the life behind Israeli film 'More Than I Deserve' - interview
The movie won the Best Screenplay Award at the Jerusalem Film Festival and was nominated for six Ophir Awards.
'More than I Deserve' tells a very Israeli story - review
"More Than I Deserve" tells an intersecting story of two communities in Israel, new immigrants from the former Soviet Union and the ultra-Orthodox
Famous Nazi-fighting duo speak about a documentary about their lives
The Klarsfelds, have been making headlines for decades and now have a documentary about their lives being shown at the Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival.
Grapevine: Heroic haredim
Movers and shakers in Israeli society
‘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.
'Triangle of Sadness': Ruben Ostlund's wild ride - film review
It’s a wild ride that takes aim at some pretty easy targets, but makes a few good points and, more importantly, is funny much of the time
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.
