Stories By Eithan Weitz
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Israeli Indie Cinema Done Right?: Ido Fluk’s Never Too Late
October 19, 2010Along with the latest intriguing projects from Eran Kolirin (The Band's Visit) and Joseph Cedar (Beaufort),...
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Haifa Film Festival Discoveries: Best Picture winner Guy Nattiv’s The Flood
October 11, 2010The Flood proved to be a warm, crowd-pleaser, with superb performances especially from veteran actress Ronit...
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Haifa Film Festival Discoveries: Sharon Amrani: Remember His Name
October 11, 2010Sharon Amrani was perhaps the most promising director from the Israeli Movie industry in the late...
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2010 Ophir Awards: Riklis’ The Mission of the Human Resources Manager Wins 5
September 23, 2010Intimate Grammar, Nir Bergman's moving story of a boy who mysteriously stops growing, was the favorite...
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Israeli Films at TIFF: Eran Riklis and Avi Nesher Confirmed, Precious Life Hitting Fest and then HBO
August 30, 2010As predicted in last week's post, both Eran Riklis (North American preem for The Human Resources...
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Tipped for TIFF: Lastest Films from Eran Riklis and Avi Nesher
August 23, 2010Last week, the Locarno film festival wrapped up with another award for veteran Israeli helmer Eran...
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This is Sodom: Unexpected Israel Popcorn Hit
August 17, 2010No this isn't a remake of Pier Paolo Pasolini's film folks. This is Sodom had the...
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Hersonski’s A Film Unfinished and Eldar’s Precious Life Making International Waves
August 9, 2010While the last decade has been a prosperous one for the Israeli film industry with the...
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Nir Bergman’s ‘Intimate Grammar’ Leads 2010 Ophir Noms
July 31, 2010The nominations for the Israeli Film Academy awards (The Ophirs) were announced this week and as...
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Ophir Contenders: Nir Bergman’s Intimate Grammar and Guy Nativ’s Mabul
July 26, 2010Eight years after his hugely successful drama Broken Wings, Nir Bergman return to feature filmmaking comes...