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Dir.: Kosara Mitic
| 105 minutes

Seventeen-year-old Sara is hiding a secret during a school trip. When the trip spirals out of control and she witnesses her friend Lina being sexually assaulted, the two girls attempt to break the cycle of casual violence. In doing so, they forge an everlasting bond.

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Dir.: Keren Yehezkeli Goldstein and Noam Stolerman
| 82 minutes

One shocking act of protest in Tel Aviv ignites an international animal rights movement,  and an unexpected love story,  but for Sasha and Maria, devotion to the cause may demand personal sacrifice.

3:10 to Yuma

Dir.: Delmer Daves
| 92 minutes

Broke small-time rancher Dan Evans is hired by a stagecoach line to escort notorious captured outlaw leader Ben Wade aboard the 3:10 train to Yuma, but Wade's gang attempts to secure his release.

A Pleasant Sail on Land

Dir: Gadi Yampel
| 7 minutes

A sweltering night. From his room, a young man tags cryptic AI images when a woman from his past pulls him into a flirtatious chat. As the conversation intensifies, the images turn visceral, blurring the line between work and desire.

All You Need to Make a Movie is a Gun

Dir.: Santiago Sein
| 159 minutes

When Santiago Sein retrieves a pile of film cans destined for the trash, he doesn’t realize that he’s saved a chapter of Argentinian film history forgotten by the books and forsaken by its participants: Córdoba’s amateur cinema in the 1960s and early 1970s – cut short by the military junta.

Amal

A film by Sharon Eyal Azulay, David Ofek, Nahd Bashir
| 94 minutes

Amal is a mother who sets out to rescue her son from his preordained fate. It is set in a world seething with violence, which threatens to overflow and inundate the entire place.

 

And Her Body was Never Found

Dir.: Polaris Banks
| 75 minutes

Two filmmakers attempt to shoot a movie while camping together, drawing on real conflicts in their relationship for inspiration. Their ambitious project puts their bond to the ultimate test.

Anniversary

Dir.: Jan Komasa
| 111 minutes

When Ellen and Paul’s son introduces his new girlfriend at their 25th anniversary party, no one suspects that this marks the beginning of the end for this happy family. The son’s new girlfriend is Liz, Ellen’s former student, who left the university after Ellen publicly challenged her radical ideology.

Another Body

Dir.: Orit Fouks Rotem
| 29 minutes

Mickey, a young musician paralyzed in his arms and legs, spends a weekend with Oliver, a captivating Filipino substitute caregiver, whose presence disrupts his carefully controlled world and awakens long-suppressed desires.

Back Home

Dir.: Tsai Ming-liang
| 65 minutes

A portrait of daily life in a Laotian village shows buildings, farms, markets, and religious sites. Natural scenes and domestic moments unfold, including a dog on a carnival ride, creating an atmosphere of vibrant life.

Barrio Triste

Dir.: Stillz
| 88 minutes

A psychotic energetic journey in Colombia, where four teens document their unruly behavior in a hauntingly poetic portrait of violence and loneliness.

Based on a True Dream

Dir.: Ori Arthur Wolf
| 27 minutes

As a child, Ori had a nightmare where his parents became monsters. Twenty-five years later, he discovers a new detail about the nightmare tied to his father. Now, they embark on a cinematic journey to recreate the dream and confront old and new fears.

Be My Eyes

Dir.: Roee Naggan
| 16 minutes

Right after graduating from film school, Dani discovers he is losing his sight. With the help of an app connecting blind and sighted people, he sets out to capture the last images he wishes to preserve in his memory.

The Beloved

Dir.: Rodrigo Sorogoyen
| 135 minutes

An acclaimed film director reunites with his estranged daughter, an unsuccessful actress, to make a film together. As production unfolds, they are forced to confront their strained relationship and unresolved tensions from the past that neither is willing to directly address.

Beyond the Walls

Dir.: Uri Barbash
| 103 minutes

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.

Big Girl

Dir.: Nirit Yaron
| 45 minutes

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.

The Blood Countess

Dir.: Ulrike Ottinger
| 119 minutes

Countess Báthory awakens from her centuries-long beauty sleep and emerges in Vienna. Accompanied by her maid, she searches for a vital red elixir while evading her nephew, his therapist, vampirologists, and police, all pursuing a book that threatens the existence of vampires.

Broken Voices

Dir.: Ondrej Provazník
| 104 minutes

Thirteen-year-old singer Karolína joins her sister in an elite girls’ choir, where a demanding choirmaster’s influence shapes her dreams. As she strives for recognition, dark undercurrents emerge in this competitive musical world.

Budapest Diaries

Dir.: Rafael Kapelinski
| 126 minutes

1981. A group of Poles, including eleven-year-old Irek and his mother, Hanna, travel by bus to Budapest to escape the tense political situation back at home.

The Christophers

Dir.: Steven Soderbergh
| 100 minutes

The children of a once-famous artist hire a forger to finish his abandoned canvases in hopes of securing an inheritance after his death.

Cold Hands

Dir.: Noga Erlich-Kochavi
| 6 minutes

After her grandmother’s death, Ikki avoids confronting her grief by escaping into a surreal world of packages, reels, and giant bones. As the feed overloads and reality fractures, she finds her own way to face the loss.

Crows

Dir.: Ayelet Menahemi
| 45 minutes

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.

The Day She Returns

Dir.: Hong Sangsoo
| 84 minutes

After completing an independent film, an actress struggles to recall details from her three press interviews when asked to recreate them in her acting class.

Dead Mountaineer's Hotel

Dir.: Grigori Kromanov
| 84 minutes

The police are dispatched to a remote hotel in the Alps. When an officer arrives, everything appears to be in order. Suddenly, an avalanche cuts the hotel off from the rest of the world, and strange things begin to occur.