Joshua Faudem in Cinematheque Tel Aviv
Scriptwriter and film-director Joshua Faudem (‘Blues by the Beach’) will screen his documentary: ‘A Will to Dance’, which he shot in Praque, at Cinematheque Tel Aviv on August 29th. at 18:00. The screening is a part of a Czech film week, sponsored by the Czech Embassy and the Czech Center. At this moment Joshua is developing his first feature film, based on ‘A Will to Dance’. (the feature will be called ‘Aftermath’). After the screening of his documentary, Joshua will have a Q&A session and he will talk about this new big project he gonna shoot. We wish Josh success with his new feature… … Read entire article »
Time to say goodbye
Young Israeli scriptwriter, film-director and producer Asaph Polonsky will leave this coming Tuesday for L.A. As a farewell present he screened his new documentary : “In Bed at 10 p.m.” in a crowded (mostly young film-directors and film-students) Cinematheque Tel Aviv… … Read entire article »
In bed at 10 p.m. at Cinematheque Tel Aviv
Asaph Polonsky, the young film director, will leave on Tuesday, August 3rd. for L.A. As a farewell, he will screen his new short: “In bed at 10 p.m.” in Cinematheque Tel Aviv on Saturday, July 30th at 13:00. Asaph: “success in your new “hometown”! ;-) … Read entire article »
Dana Goldberg in the Spaceship
“Lethal Lesbian Director’s Cut” will present on Saturday, July 24th (19:30) the screenwriter and film-director Dana Goldberg, who will have a close look on cinema’s basic elements, sound and image (“Look and Listen”). The event will take place (the lecture will be in Hebrew) in the Spaceship, HaYarkon Street no. 70. The entrance will be free… … Read entire article »
77 Steps, a love story in Tel Aviv
“It’s a story of love in the city, far away from home and family, chasing dreams on the gritty pavements, walking up endless flights of stairs, looking from dilapidated balconies into the brilliant white Mediterranean sun, surrounded by crowds, looking for a friend, a job, an apartment, creating live. At night the colors of the city creating live, there’s a party on the roof, the music is right and the meet…” wrote Ayelet Dekel in a review about 77 Steps, a documentary directed by Ibtisam Mara’ana, that was screened a few days ago at the 27th Jerusalem Film Festival. It is a love story of the (woman) director, moving from a Muslim village in the North of the country to Tel Aviv and her Jewish-Canadian neighbor Jonathan. The documentary is fast-paced, … Read entire article »
TLVFest 2010
From June 22nd until June 26th the 5th Tel Aviv LGBT Film Festival will take place at the Cinematheque Tel Aviv, the ZOA House and the LGBT Center in the Meir Park. For more information (movies, places, time) go to: http://www.tlvfest.com/en/ … Read entire article »
Coffee Project at Cinematheque Tel Aviv
Eleven filmakers, Israeli and Palestian, embarked on a journey to create short films – fiction and documentary – inspired by… coffee. The project called : Coffee Between Reality and Imagination will be screened at Cinematheque Tel Aviv on Monday June 7th. (19:00a cocktail and 20:00 for the first screening ). The Shorts are: Audition by Eti Tsicko Sense of Morning by Maysaloun Hamoud Eva is leaving by Aya Somech A Trip to Jaffa by Eitan Sarid Wajeh by Morad Nasser Last Day of a Mug by Mattan Harel Fisch The Man and the Clock by Gazi Abu Baker Tasnim by Elite Zexer Mactub by Rotem Yaron A Cup Coffee from Palestine by Kareem Kragah, Ameer Ohamaro and Murad Nassar A ‘must’ for all cinema-lovers…support this young filmmakers.. … Read entire article »
Jaffa, a family-melodrama
The new feature Jaffa (Kalat Hayam), directed by Keren Yedaya, is screened, since last Saturday, in cinema’s all over Israel. It is Keren’s second feature. In this melodrama Mali Wolf , a Jewish girl has an secret affair with Toufik, an Arab boy from Jaffa. Mali is pregenant and they intend to go to Cyprus and get married… The plan is disrupted and the story starts to unfold… The main-cast in this powerfull drama are: Dany Ivgy, Moni Moshonov, Ronit Elkabetz, Mahmoud Shalaby, Lily Ivgy and Hussein Mahaine. The film reminds me of the French new wave movies in the 1970s… … Read entire article »
Another ‘Opening’ film night in Levontin 7
For the 6th time now film director Eti Tsicko will organize a ‘short’ film evening on Tuesday, April 27th (22:30) at Levontin 7. The 4 ‘shorts that will be screened are: ‘Wait For Me’, directed by Nimrod Shapira (TAU ); ‘What He Said’, directed by Omer Naot (TAU); ‘A Man Sleeping’, directed by Ophir Ben-Shimon (TAU) and ‘Attias’, directed by Udi Cagan (TAU). ‘Wait For Me’ is the official video clip of Moby’s new song. Moby, Richard Melville Hall (born September 11th, 1965), is a worldfamous American DJ, singer and songwriter. The entrance at Levontin 7 is free. … Read entire article »
The Infected in HaYarkon Park
Yesterday, a bright-sunny morning, was the 2nd day of combat-training of the so called ‘Infected’ (in HaYarkon Park, Tel Aviv) for the post apocalyptic action/horror film: ‘Another World’, directed by Eitan Reuven and produced by Shlomi Aviner and Eitan Reuven (art director: Monique Friedlander). I did find an bunch of young people (cast and crew) full with spirit and soul. It was the first time that some of the ‘Infected’ received their make up and the results were just awesome and…scary!! The shooting of the new feature will start on April 21st and will take place (most of the part) in Hod-Hasharon, a small place, north of Tel-Aviv. We wish Eitan, Shlomi, Monique, Joshua and the rest of the crew and cast lots of success with this fantastic new adventure!! [For synopsis and … Read entire article »
Our Tel Aviv Fever website in The Jerusalem Post
Last Friday, Hannah Brown (for years the cinema-reviewer of the daily) mentioned our website Tel Aviv Fever in her weekly column CineFile in the Billboard Entertainment Guide of April 2nd. (a Friday Magazine of the Post). She wrote: “…Finally, you’ve seen the movie Ajami, and now you can tour the neighborhood for which the film was named. Frits de Wit, an expert on Tel Aviv history and architecture who has been living in the White City for over 20 years, conducts walking tours of Ajami. On his tours, he explans the history of the area, from early in the last century and up trough recent years. To get more information or to book a trip, check out De Wit’s website [in fact a joined effort of the two editors - ed.] , … Read entire article »
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A cinema/love story….
The day before yesterday, I watched an incredible, touching story on Channel 22 (Israeli TV) about the Israeli film-director Victor Brown, who is shooting (with near no budget and volunteers) his new film: Symphony, about the live of Ludwig von Beethoven and his 9th Symphony) with famous Israeli actor: Assi Dayan. During the day, Victor Brown, is working at the Gymnasium Herzliya in Tel Aviv as a security-guard. This is, what I call Cinema!!: Spirit & Soul… … Read entire article »
‘Lethal Lesbian’, Director’s Cut
Lethal Lesbian, Director’s Cut is a monthly series of lectures with guests talking about queer cinema and culture. On Saturday, March 27th (19:30) the lecture, Rebel without a Cause, will be in cooperation with TLV-Fest: screening Limor Ziv‘s: Her Own Way and Nir Ne’eman‘s: Yosi and Yasmin, followed by a Q&A with the two young directors. The event will take place at the Spaceship, HaYarkon Street no. 70 Entrance: free … Read entire article »
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