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Film month in honor of Andrzej Wajda in Cinematheque TLV
Cinematheque Tel Aviv and the Polish Institute in Tel Aviv are screening the whole month of February the work of the most prominent Polish film director: Andrzej Wajda (1927). Four of his movies were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film: ‘The Promised Land’ (1975) , ‘The Maids of Wilko’ (1979) , ‘Man of Iron’ (1981 ) and ‘Katyn’ (2007 ). For more information about the program, day and time: www.cinema.co.il … Read entire article »
No English noodles in Giraffe Tel Aviv
While walking to the Cinemateque Tel Aviv to see the rewarded movie I Shot My Love, we walked by a restaurant where the people were waiting in line to get a table. This was nothing new, but the place looked nice, so it glued to our memory. A week later we tried to eat something somewhere with our friend Michal. After trying some other places we accidentaly got to the same place that we passed last … Read entire article »
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Historic Cinema Tel Aviv is gone…
The Cinema Tel Aviv, build in 1958, in the Pinsker Street, near Dizengoff Square, was destroyed last week. Another historic building is gone… On the same spot will the 18 floors Tel Aviv Cinema Tower arise (building cost $100 million). The Cinema Tel Aviv was famous for his thick red carpet and the ‘iron curtain’… It was Hollywood in Tel Aviv !! What a shame :( … Read entire article »
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Sneak preview of Another World
Just came back yesterday evening from a sneak-preview of Another World, Israel’s first post apocalyptic action/horror film, directed by Eitan Reuven. They screened the so called Hangar scene.. It was just awesome: fantastic shots (Red MX), great acting and thrilling sound… There is only one problem: I can’t wait another 4 months for the premiere!! ;-) … 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 »
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 »
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 »
4 ‘shorts’ in Levontin 7
On Tuesday, February 16th (22:30) 4 short-movies will be screened at Levontin 7: Blood Money by Elad Zacay, Any Little Thing by Ma’ayan Rif, Monologs from the Banana by Idan Rabinovich and 5 Kilometers by Leon Grin. The evening is organized by film-director Eti Tsicko. … Read entire article »
The Lake at Cinematheque Tel Aviv
This Friday, January 15th at 14:00 the (short) film The Lake (Ha’agam), directed and written by Boaz Lavie, starring Arie Adlery, Oren Lavie and Boaz Lavie, will be screened in the Cinematheque Tel Aviv. … Read entire article »
Ajami will be at the Oscars in 2010
Last night, Saturday 26th, (in Haifa) the movie Ajami, directed by Scandar Copti and Yaron Shani, took all (!!) the top-awards at the Israeli Ophir Awards ceremony. They beat their big rival Lebanon by Shmuel Maoz on all levels. Ajami about a neighborhood in Yafo, south of the Old City, received awards for: Best Screenplay, Best Music, Best Director and Best movie of 2009! Scandar, Yaron and the rest of the cast and crew: Mazzal Tov! Ajami will represent the Israeli cinema, next year, at the Oscars. … Read entire article »
Ajami at the cinemas
The movie Ajami directed by Scandor Copti and Yaron Shani will be screened from today, Saturday September 19th, in cinema’s all over Israel. The movie, about a neighborhood in Yafo, received an “honorable mention” at the 62nd Cannes Film Festival. On September the 26th, at the Israeli Ophir Awards, it will be in the race to be sent to next year’s Oscar ceremony. … Read entire article »
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Being there
A long, interesting article I did found in Haaretz Magazine (August 14 ) written by Ariel Hirschfeld about the new movie: Ajami, directed by Scandar Copti and Yaron Shani. The movie, about a neighborhood in Yafo, won the Wolgin Prize for best feature film this year at the Jerusalem Film Festival and a ‘”honorable mention” at the Cannes Film Festival 2009. The movie is in the race to be send to next year’s Oscar celebrations. … Read entire article »
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