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Ali Suliman as Amin in ‘The Attack’

On ‘The Attack’: A Q&A with Writer-Director Ziad Doueiri

Lebanese filmmaker Ziad Doueiri hoped to add a little nuance and ambiguity to the debate about the Israeli occupation with his adaptation of The Attack, Yasmina Khadra's novel about a secular doctor..View More


Linor Abargil from

Film of Israeli Rape Victim Who Became Miss World, at AFI

This is not your typical beauty pageant story. In just a few short weeks in 1998, 18 year old Netanya native Linor Abargil on a lark became Miss Israel, and then was brutally stabbed and raped on a..View More


Dancing in Jaffa

Sundance Selects Picks Up Documentary 'Dancing in Jaffa'

Sundance Selects has acquired North American rights Hilla Medalia's documentary Dancing in Jaffa, which follows ballroom dancer Pierre Dulaine as he returns to his hometown in Jaffa, Israel, his to..View More


The Tel Aviv International Student Film Festival

Honing their craft

The 15th International Student Film Festival, which is sponsored by Tel Aviv University, will take place from June 19-24 at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque and other venues around the city. It's always of..View More


A Dancer, A Pole and a Movie

Poles Apart

The Israeli film industry has achieved so many "firsts" in recent years: seven Oscar nominations in five years, first Israeli film to win the top prize at Venice, and so many others. Here's another..View More


The Attack

The Effort to Stop ‘The Attack’

Several months before his native country decided to ban his new film about the husband of a Palestinian suicide bomber, the Lebanese director Ziad Doueiri got into a car with tinted windows and set..View More


Fill the Void

Israeli Film ‘Fill the Void’ is Jane Austen for Jews

The cloistered confines of Haredi society are no stranger to Israeli television and film, which has long been fascinated by the isolated enclaves of the ultra-Orthodox. But unlike those depictions,..View More


Mr. Burnat’s son Gibreel looks out on an Israeli settlement.

Palestinian film '5 Broken Cameras' to open IDSSFK 2013

An astonishing Palestinian film, ‘5 Broken Cameras,' will open the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala (IDSSFK 2013), here on June 7. Astonishing, for the film on the I..View More


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Double take: Looking back on the man who revolutionized Israeli cinema

In January 1967, at the peak of a successful career as an entertainer, Uri Zohar held a press conference. Several days after one of his shows at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center was savaged by he..View More


God's Neighbors

God’s Neighbours

It was with some trepidation that I sat down to watch Gods Neighbours, an Israeli film by Meni Yaesh about a group of young members of the Breslov Chassidic sect who take it upon themselves to their..View More


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