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Amir Kaminer
Amos Gitai’s new film on Rabin and Bedouin history to premiere at Venice Film Festival
Amid growing challenges for Israeli filmmakers abroad, Amos Gitai’s 'Road to Jericho' will represent Israel at Venice, featuring archival material, interviews with Yitzhak Rabin and encounters with a Bedouin community displaced in 1948
Amir Kaminer
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07.23.26
Myanmar lesbian romance ‘Fruit Picking’ wins top prize at Karlovy Vary Film Festival
Aung Phyoe’s debut feature about two female factory workers who fall in love claimed the Crystal Globe, while Juliette Binoche and Jeffrey Wright received career honors at the festival’s 60th edition
Amir Kaminer
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07.12.26
History’s first celebrity is back: The coffin stunt, scandals and legend of Sarah Bernhardt
Long before Hollywood and social media, Sarah Bernhardt turned every performance, romance and scandal into a media event; 'The Divine Sarah Bernhardt' revisits the turbulent life of the French Jewish actress and global trailblazer
Amir Kaminer, Paris
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07.07.26
Karlovy Vary opens with Hoffman, Gyllenhaal and Eisenberg, but no Israeli films
Festival’s 60th edition opens with World Cup tribute, honors for Dustin Hoffman, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Jesse Eisenberg, and a polished mix of humor, music and glamour; but for the first time in years, Israeli cinema is entirely absent
Amir Kaminer, Czech Republic
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07.05.26
Yuval Shani on bullying, coming out and turning childhood pain into art
Director Yuval Shani says he hid behind a macho persona to fit in after enduring years of bullying; his debut feature, 'Youthful Grace,' reimagines the vulnerable, feminine boy he once was as the film's strongest character
Amir Kaminer
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07.03.26
‘Gal Gadot’s casting caused a major storm, but she did phenomenal work’
As In the Hand of Dante arrives on Netflix, Jewish-American artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel praises Gadot’s performance, rejects boycott calls and revisits his own complicated relationship with Israel, Judaism and his controversial Palestinian drama Miral
Amir Kaminer, Venice
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06.20.26
The chef who brought Italy to Tel Aviv is starting over, slowly
After 30 years in restaurants, Moti Sofer speaks about his mother’s kitchen, the pain of closing La Repubblica after October 7, fatherhood at 46 and his new Shefayim restaurant
Amir Kaminer
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06.17.26
'I was canceled by Hollywood. Fortunately, I'm European, so it doesn't really matter'
Eight years after her landmark #MeToo speech against Harvey Weinstein, Asia Argento returns to Cannes with a new film, reflecting on cancelation, aging, her turbulent career and life at 50: 'I still have a heart. Today, it's domesticated'
Amir Kaminer, Cannes
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06.12.26
The new culinary capital? Tel Aviv diners are heading east to Ono Valley
As traffic, construction and parking make dining in Tel Aviv harder, Ono Valley is drawing restaurateurs, chefs and hungry locals with new Thai, steakhouse, bakery and Asian dining spots
Amir Kaminer
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06.03.26
'October 7 was an act of Nazism': Polish director takes on Holocaust cinema
Michal Kosakowski has long gravitated toward dark subjects, especially the Holocaust; his sweeping new documentary Holofiction explores its portrayal on screen and will be shown at Docaviv 2026
Amir Kaminer, Venice
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05.26.26
Mitzpe Ramon finds its rhythm in desert culture boom
Mitzpe Ramon has developed a thriving underground cultural scene with bars, libraries, indie music venues and desert parties; artists and festivals draw crowds, turning the sleepy desert town into a creative safe haven in Negev
Amir Kaminer
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05.22.26
The night of No. 10: Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’ goal returns to the spotlight in new Cannes documentary
Five and a half years after his death, Diego Maradona is back in the Cannes spotlight with The Match, a documentary revisiting Argentina’s charged 1986 World Cup clash with England; another film examines Eric Cantona’s turbulent rise under Alex Ferguson
Amir Kaminer, Cannes
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05.19.26
Cannes revives Thelma & Louise at Israel's expense
Film festival’s 2026 poster honors the feminist classic, while juror Paul Laverty accuses Hollywood of blacklisting Susan Sarandon and other actors over Gaza criticism
Amir Kaminer, Cannes
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05.13.26
Amanda Seyfried says fear is making empathy harder: ‘I make movies for women’
Amanda Seyfried talks fear, compassion and making movies for women as The Housemaid becomes a hit and The Testament of Ann Lee pushes her further than ever
Amir Kaminer
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05.09.26
'Getting to Cannes is wow': no Israeli films, but Israeli talent still makes its mark
The 79th Cannes Film Festival to open next week with no Hebrew-language films in the lineup, but Israeli actors, producers and cinematographers are involved in several high-profile productions competing and screening at the event
Amir Kaminer
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05.07.26
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