Newly restored digital copy, produced by the Israel Film Archive at the Jerusalem Cinematheque. In Israel's Central Prison, Arab inmates are framed for the murder of a Jewish prisoner. When a young inmate commits suicide rather than cover up the truth, prisoners Uri and Issan form an unlikely alliance and lead the security wing in a strike. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film.
"To speak is to betray" said Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel — yet he never stopped speaking or writing. This is an intimate, unsettling, respectful portrait of ambition, memory, and the cost of relentless witness.
A newly restored digital copy, produced by the Israel Film Archive at the Jerusalem Cinematheque. Seventeen-year-old Maggie leaves her father and their moshav community behind and arrives in Tel Aviv. She is taken in by a commune shared by Yuval, Eli, and Daniel—three young queer people from the absolute fringes of the Tel Aviv nightlife scene. While the tensions between the three can create a deafening noise, the apartment nevertheless serves as a true home for all its residents, both permanent and temporary.
A newly restored digital copy, produced by the Israel Film Archive at the Jerusalem Cinematheque. Ilit, a girl from a good family, falls under the spell of her rebellious classmate, Ronit. Ronit leads her into trouble with the law and into relationships with three different men—until one morning, Ilit realizes that she is completely alone in the world.
