Cinematheque

Soviet war films, art exhibits, fitness classes and a panel including former-teenagers, now adults, from the 2005 Disengagement from Gush Katif.

Brooklyn Bake Shop serves Jewish cakes and breads that taste like home and Cinematheque is premiering "Gates of Jerusalem."

It is one of the major events in its 2021 cultural program and is produced in collaboration with the Embassy of Italy in Israel.

The program, called Fellini in Color, features 12 of his films that have been digitally renewed and which will be shown on the big screen in Israel for the first time.

Four movies are now available via VOD on the Tel Aviv Cinematheque website until the end of February: El Topo (1970), The Holy Mountain (1973), Santa Sangre (1989) and Psychomagic (2019).

Some directors, actors and other film professionals will take part in the festival, both in person and via ZOOM meetings.

The Jerusalem Film Festival was originally planned for mid-July but was postponed until August due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Additionally the Israeli Academy of Film and Television announced that it will be accepting submissions for the Ophir Awards until June 11 in all categories.

In addition to the Jerusalem Cinematheque, screenings and events will be held at other venues around the city.

The Specials tells the story of a Muslim and a Jew who work together to care for young adults with autism, and it is based on the true-life story.