Daily ticket: 20 NIS
Cinema-on-the-Water
16:30 Bob Sponge Squarepants
Based on the successful animated series Bob Sponge, the film features a porous sponge who lives inside a pineapple on the bottom of the ocean and works at a lobster (the clients, not the food) fast food joint. The real adventures start when Bob Sponge sets out to find a lost crown and save the life of Mr. Krab – his crab-boss. The series’ creator, Steven Hillenburg, wrote and directed the film which received excellent reviews.
Dir.: Steven Hillenburg (USA 2015, 83 min. Hebrew dubbing).
18:30 The Red Turtle
A beautiful no-dialogue animated film that portrays the life of a man stranded on an isolated tropical island inhabited by turtles, scorpions, and birds. The film’s title references Albert Lamorisse’s exemplary children’s film The Red Balloon, which also has no dialogue, and just like it, The Red Turtle offers viewers of all ages an exhilarating, thought provoking, and touching aesthetic experience. Co-produced by Wild Bunch and Studio Ghibli (founded by the legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki).
Dir.: Michaël Dudok de Wit (France/Belgium 2016, 80 min., no dialogue).
20:30 Steamboat Bill, Jr.
Bill has a steamboat. His son, who is not really fit for the strenuous chores on the boat, comes to visit. Bill tries to get him into the swing of things, but his son would rather woo a young girl whose father is Bill’s rival.
Dir. and acting: Buster Keaton (USA 1928, 69 min., silent).
22:30 Under the Sea
Howard Hall and the film’s production crew, whose past productions include The Deep and Deep Sea, take us on an adventurous journey in tropical waters: the great barrier reef off the Australian coast as well as other underwater kingdoms of the South Pacific. This amazing film, narrated by Jim Carrey, features extraordinary cinematography, a face-to-face encounter with the wonders of nature, from the great white shark (and its terrifying teeth) to the amusing wiggles of the cuttlefish. Abounding excitement and entertainment deep below sea level.
Dir.: Howard Hall; Narration: Jim Carrey (40 min. English, Hebrew subtitles).
Agadir Compound
16:30 Shigula Crew
Shigula is a live/collective founded by Cohen@Moshon and DJ Mash. In the short time since its beginning, it continues to expand and beside the trio’s side projects, it has welcomed to its ranks rising star Eden Darso and the legendary underground Knights of the Round Table (with many more to come) and has becomes a kind of travelling hip-hop show performing at parties and events in Tel Aviv and around the country.
17:00 Lukacs Hosts Bunnybuster
Lukacs, the Mozart of viral clips, the king of Zahala’s Trap and the guy who combines humor and music as naturally as Eyal Shani combines cauliflower and tahina.
18:00 Arutz Hakibud
Lidoy, Estme, and Shaked Ferrera – the trio who brought us hits like “Or Barvaz,” “Tania,” “Kadawa,” and recently, the new and addictive “Muzarnik” in a special performance at CinemaPark! Say no more!
19:00 Shigula Crew
Central Stage
Limited seating. First come, first served.
20:30 Raiders of the Lost Ark accompanied live by the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra
The film that introduced the world to one of the greatest film heroes of all times – Indiana Jones – is back! Experience the magic of cinema through a unique event – Raiders of the Lost Ark with its wonderful soundtrack by John Williams performed live by the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra. It is 1936 and an archeology professor and discoverer of rare antiquities, Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford), is hired by United States Military Intelligence to find the legendary ark of the covenant before it falls into Nazi hands. His quest takes him to Nepal and Egypt, reunites him with an old friend (John Rhys-Davies), an old enemy (Paul Freeman), and old flame (Karen Allen). Donning a hat, whip, and brain, the courageous hero faces mighty enemies and impossible odds to save the day and the universe.
Dir.: Steven Spielberg (USA 1981, 112 min., English, Hebrew & Arabic subtitles).