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How Tarantino's 'Manson Family' became Hollywood's biggest stars
While Once Upon a Time in Hollywood boasted marquee names, several then-unknown actors portraying members of the cult have since broken out in major ways
Ynet
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04.13.25
Debate over screening ‘No Other Land’ at University of Haifa: ‘A spit in the face’
The University of Haifa faces backlash over planned screening of Oscar-winning documentary by Israeli and Palestinian directors; Critics call it 'incitement,' with activists threatening complaints and funding cuts; The university says it will review the matter and is 'committed to upholding freedom of speech'
Lior El-Hai
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03.31.25
Gal Gadot reveals details about blood clot on her brain: 'It was like the world was ending'
Israeli actress opens up about the life-threatening brain clot discovered during pregnancy and credits her mother for pushing for an MRI that led to the diagnosis; 'I'm grateful to be alive'
Ynetnews
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03.11.25
‘A villain like Voldemort is sort of fun, but he has just one, rather nasty fascist imperative’
Even for Ralph Fiennes, Conclave offered a gripping role—a Vatican cardinal navigating intrigue and power struggles to elect a new pope; in an interview with Ynet, he shares what drew him to the film, his views on Catholicism and how it compares to his famous Harry Potter role
Shirit Gal, London
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03.05.25
US adaptation of Israel's 'Longing' and its powerful story of loss
Israeli director Savi Gabizon remakes his 2017 film for North American audiences, with Richard Gere stepping into the lead role in this poignant story of grief, guilt, and unexpected self-discovery
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03.02.25
Documentary featuring former hostage takes prizes at Berlin film festival
'Holding Liat' tells the story of hostage Liat Atzili after October 7 and wins both Documentary Award and the Ecumenical Jury Prize al Berlinale
Amir Kaminer, Berlin
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02.24.25
Stars, style and standout looks: BAFTA red carpet highlights
Hollywood’s biggest names lit up London at the BAFTA Film Awards, with standout looks from Demi Moore, Selena Gomez, Cynthia Erivo and Timothée Chalamet; Who dazzled and who fell flat? Here’s a full breakdown of the night’s most talked-about styles
Itay Yaacov
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02.18.25
Documentary about hostage David Cunio accepted to Berlinale film festival
Letter to David, a film by Tom Shoval, tells the story of David Cunio, who was abducted to Gaza on October 7; The documentary will be showcased as part of the Berlinale Special program; 'I hope the film and its screening will help bring attention to the plight of the hostages' director says
Shmulik Duvdevani, Amir Bogen
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01.21.25
'The Brutalist' and 'Emilia Perez' triumph at Golden Globes
In a star-studded night in Los Angeles, Hollywood celebrated the crime musical Emilia Pérez with four wins and The Brutalist with three; Demi Moore shone with a comeback award for The Substance, while Shōgun led TV honors, Gal Gadot keeps politics out
Reuters
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01.06.25
Israeli filmmakers prove AI can make films better without compromising art
In the groundbreaking animated documentary 'Water Tower Murder', Israeli creators explore how AI can revolutionize filmmaking; 'Our goal wasn’t to showcase technology, but to tell a better story,' says co-director Oded Farber
Daniela Ginzburg
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12.15.24
Israeli director wins Best Director award at Black Nights Film Festival
Nir Bergman scoops award for Pink Lady, film about ultra-Orthodox couple whose lives upended by photo of husband kissing another man; on stage, Bergman and screenwriter Mindi Ehrlich call for release of hostages and end to war
Amir Bogen, New York
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11.24.24
Film about Jewish accountant wins people’s choice award in Toronto
'The Life of Chuck' a film adaptation of Stephen King's story that blends science fiction with a touching personal drama, directed by Mike Flanagan, receives top honor at the film festival
Amir Bogen
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09.16.24
Dennis Quaid's "Reagan" biopic exceeds box office expectations
The film covers Reagan's life from his acting career to his presidency, highlighting his opposition to communism, Christian faith, and the assassination attempt
Ynetnews
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09.05.24
Nazi filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl knew about Hitler's atrocities, film reveals
Despite her claims of ignorance about the Nazi's mass murder of Jews until her death in 2003, a new documentary reveals that Leni Riefenstahl, Hitler's filmmaker, was not only aware of Nazi atrocities but even ordered them, exposing her deep admiration for Hitler's ideologies
Ze'ev Avrahami, Berlin
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08.28.24
Upcoming Irish film to dramatize infamous Roy Keane - Mick McCarthy fallout
The film will re-enact the dramatic events leading up to the World Cup, including the public quarrel between Keane and McCarthy over training conditions, strategy, and travel arrangements while preparing on the island of Saipan
Ynetnews
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07.31.24
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