Over four days in July, roving Samaria Film Festival will screen 25 movies at locations across the region. "The goal is not just to host cultural events but to export culture," regional council head says.
The university says it recognized the two-time Academy Award-winner, who splits his time between Tel Aviv and Hollywood, for his “critically acclaimed cinematic success as a writer, director, and actor."
The author of dozens of books, essays and plays, Yehoshua was the recipient of major awards, including the Israel Prize, the Bialik Prize and the Jewish National Book Award. Lauded by the NYT as "Israel's Faulkner," his work was translated into 28 languages.
Israel to reportedly pay $1.7 million in annual admission fees for membership in the "Creative Europe" program, which the Foreign Ministry says is essential to increasing cooperation with Europe and developing Israel’s cultural scene.
Shosh Yonay and her son claim that the rights to Ehud Yonay’s story reverted back to them in 2020 and that Paramount, which produced and distributed the sequel, did not reacquire those rights before releasing the film in May.
Ahead of a concert at Bloomfield Stadium with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra and the Gary Bertini choir, beloved operatic tenor is excited to be back in Israel after more than a decade.
"Tehran" offers one of the best non-superhero female action leading characters in quite some time. The writing is rich, and if some moments are slightly reminiscent of "Fauda," which is also must-see TV.
Members of Berlin-based Kayan Project band had to travel thousands of kilometers away from the Middle East to find what unites them.
Actor, director, comedian, and screenwriter was a key figure in the young Israeli culture until he embraced religion in the 1970s.
Ted Sarandos is scheduled to meet with Communications Minister Yoaz Hendel. The proposed legislation is "a serious concern" for Netflix, as senior executives believe it would be "counterproductive," to the streaming giant's operations.