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All Israel articles – Page 17
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NewsNir Bergman’s 'Saving Neta' scores world sales deal
EXCLUSIVE: Israeli drama from In Treatment writer-director picked up by WestEnd; first image revealed.
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NewsTel Aviv doc festival to highlight immigration, regional politics
EXCLUSIVE: A total of 110 films will screen at the festival, including recent Golden Bear-winner Fuocoammare and a selection of Israeli docs.
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NewsIsrael to open contentious second Cannes stand
Culture Ministry funds new stand with aim to increase Israeli presence at the festival.
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News'Soy Nero' producer teams with Israel, Cyprus
EXCLUSIVE: Producer of Rafi Pitts’ Berlinale Competition title is lining up several new projects.
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NewsDan Fainaru becomes Screen critic-at-large
The honorary vice president of FIPRESCI has been a contributor to Screen for 15 years.
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NewsKino Lorber acquires 'Rabin, The Last Day'
Israeli director Amos Gitai’s latest film chronicles events surrounding the final days of the assassinated Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin.
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NewsHelen Mirren in Israel Film Festival honour
The British star of recent Toronto hit Eye In The Sky will receive the 2015 IFF Career Achievement Award on opening night on October 28 in Beverly Hills.
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NewsHaifa: Mohsen Makhmalbaf talks arrest, torture and film
Back in Israel for the fourth time to serve as the president of the Haifa Film Festival jury, Mohsen Makhmalbaf is fully conscious of the simmering anger he provokes among the authorities of his native Iran.
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NewsOscars: Israel submits 'Baba Joon'
Yuval Delshad’s debut centres on a a family of Iranian immigrants.
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NewsFilms Boutique to sell Ofir Raul Graizer's 'The Cakemaker'
Drama will explore gay relationships as well as connections between Israel and Germany.
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NewsLocarno: 'Sand Storm' wins First Look on Israel
Film about female empowement in a conservative Bedouin community wins showcase.
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FeaturesInterview: Tova Ascher
Tova Ascher has edited some of the most acclaimed Israeli features of the past three decades. She tells Screen what compelled her to make a feature directing debut with A.K.A. Nadia.
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NewsDavidoff preps Jerusalem news community farce
English-language farce revolves around correspondent who stages ISIS-style kidnapping in bid to stay in Jerusalem.
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NewsLia van Leer, Israeli film pioneer, dies aged 90
Lia van Leer, the legendary first lady of Israeli cinema, has passed away in Jerusalem aged 90.