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NAZA becomes a US box office hit, grossing over $500,000 in under two weeks

Without a major distributor, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's documentary alleging genocide in Gaza earned $298,240 in its second weekend across 85 US theaters, as critics in Israel called for action against its filmmakers and participants

Amir Bogen, New York | 10.12.26

Geneva queer film festival drops Israel’s Oscar entry after boycott threats

Everybody’s Perfect festival cancels two screenings of Moshe Rosenthal’s 'Tell Me Everything' after pro-Palestinian groups threaten a boycott and organizers ask the director to state his position on Israel’s government and the war

ynet | 10.08.26

Yariv Mozer, Emmy-winning director of documentary ‘We Will Dance Again’

‘We Will Dance Again’ director Yariv Mozer joins ALL CAPS to revisit Oct. 7

As October 7 approaches, Emmy-winning director Yariv Mozer joins ALL CAPS to discuss ‘We Will Dance Again,’ preserving Nova survivors’ testimony and the challenge of documenting the massacre for future generations.

ynet Global | 10.04.26

Fast, furious and completely insane: The wildest moments in the 'Fast & Furious' saga

Twenty-five years after 'Fast & Furious' began with street racing and heists, the saga has dragged safes through Rio, dropped cars from planes, battled a nuclear submarine and gone to space; we rank its wildest, dumbest and most fun scenes

Yoni Beinart | 10.03.26

Netanyahu stars in mystery Hezbollah pager film set for release days after Israel election

Paging Hezbollah gives extraordinary access to Israeli security officials and casts Netanyahu as its central figure; director Justin Folk has a long conservative filmmaking record, while the production’s backers and funding remain unclear ahead of an Oct. 30 US release

Amir Bogen, New York | 09.29.26

‘You don’t need a big-name cast’: How a $750,000 gamble became a $500M phenomenon

Producer Christian Mercuri tells ynet how 26-year-old Curry Barker’s shoestring horror film became a global smash, why unknown actors can beat Hollywood stars and how Israeli film veterans Avi Lerner and Danny Dimbort taught him the business

Ayala Or-El | 09.26.26

מתוך Breaking Ranks: Inside Israel’s War

After NAZA uproar, film based on IDF soldiers’ testimony lands International Emmy nomination

British investigation Breaking Ranks: Inside Israel’s War alleges shootings of civilians, use of Palestinians as human shields and indiscriminate bombing; Louis Theroux’s settlers film and an Al Jazeera Gaza report are also nominated, while no Israeli production made this year’s list

ynet | 09.24.26

Guy Nattiv delivers his best film yet as Toronto fires up the Oscar race

Israeli-American director Guy Nattiv turns his Holocaust-survivor grandmother’s story into The Liberation, while I Play Rocky, Julianne Moore, Andrew Scott and Mahershala Ali headline a Toronto lineup already shaping the coming Oscar race

Amir Bogen, Toronto | 09.23.26

After uproar in Israel, Gaza documentary ‘NAZA’ heads to US theaters in independent release

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s film has sold out both New York Film Festival screenings and will open in Manhattan before expanding to Los Angeles and other US cities, despite having no American distributor

Amir Bogen | 09.19.26

Andrew Garfield leads a medieval revolt in ‘The Uprising’ — and its aftermath is the real warning

No Robin Hood here, his legend predates the story by 200 years; instead, Andrew Garfield plays a plague-bereaved English peasant crushed by taxes who leads an angry mob against the king and his corrupt advisers; how it ends? check Wikipedia

Shmulik Duvdevani | 09.18.26

Nearly 30 years later, ‘Practical Magic 2’ repeats the original instead of moving forward

Nearly 30 years after the original became a cult hit, the sequel recreates its characters, chemistry and formula instead of moving them forward; it knows what fans loved, but offers little new — a missed chance for Bullock and Kidman

Erez Dvora | 09.17.26

Simone Signoret survived Yves Montand’s Marilyn Monroe affair — and refused to be defined by it

Filmmaker Diane Kurys revisits Simone Signoret and Yves Montand’s turbulent marriage, the Marilyn Monroe affair that left a lasting wound, and an extraordinary life shaped by cinema, Jewish roots, Israel, politics and an Oscar-winning comeback

Amir Kaminer | 09.14.26

‘Blood libel’: IDF chief orders legal review, classified leak probe over NAZA film

Zamir says film deliberately distorts reality and puts Israeli troops at risk; military will examine legal action against those involved and possible unauthorized disclosure of classified material used in its production

Elisha Ben Kimon | 09.14.26

Israel plans global pushback against Venice-winning Gaza film NAZA as diplomats warn of fallout

The IDF, Foreign Ministry and National Public Diplomacy Directorate are preparing a campaign challenging allegations in the Israeli-made film; diplomats warn its Venice prize and testimony attributed to soldiers could increase pressure even on friendly governments

Itamar Eichner | 09.14.26

Toronto Film Festival braces for protests as Avi Nesher brings Oct. 7 drama

Toronto returns with 293 films, stars and Oscar hopefuls, including new works by Guy Nattiv and Avi Nesher, an Elon Musk biopic and two Palestinian films; Nesher’s Oct. 7 drama is expected to draw protests and tighter security

Amir Bogen, New York | 09.07.26

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