The museum is the joint initiative of the Tel Aviv Foundation and Municipality of Tel Aviv-Jaffa.
“We Were the Lucky Ones” is distinguished from these and other Holocaust dramas by its wide lens.
“I am optimistic we will not only increase the feelings of light and joy in Israel,” says Bat Ella, singer in the performance, “but also the light in our world, and uplift our souls.”
This year's festival features a wide variety of films, mixing classics with contemporary films and star-studded casts.
Kook inhabits two terrifically funny characters. The first is a gay man who texts a would-be-lover (Oryan) with awful, auto-corrected Hebrew.
This much beloved opera, with its mythical and folk aspects, has delighted opera fans since its world premiere in 1901
The powerful Israeli series Normal, which was shown on Hot a few years ago and is now on Netflix, looks at a particularly troubled young man going through a tough time, and it’s extremely well done.
Directed by Rakefet Binyamin, Schnitzler’s most performed work now gets a new life at Beit Zvi.
Choreographer and performer Hillel Kogan has coined the work, “a ballet,” unabashedly appropriating a well-patented format into the contemporary dance realm.
Blinken's address noted the countless works of art and cultural property stolen by Nazis which still have not been returned to their owners.
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