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French industry rallies around Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid following forced withdrawal from FID Marseille

“Cinema institutions aren’t courageous enough,” Nadav Lapid told Screen.

This Israeli filmmaker harshly criticizes his country. Pro-Palestinian activists boycotted him anyway

(JTA) — Earlier this year Nadav Lapid, the award-winning Israeli dissident filmmaker, traveled with his son to Marseille for a screening of his latest film. He fell in love. “This...

This Israeli filmmaker harshly criticizes his country. Pro-Palestinian activists boycotted him anyway.

Natalie Portman and other stars signed letters criticizing the recent targeting of Nadav Lapid’s invitation to a film festival. -- The post This Israeli filmmaker harshly criticize...

Ousting of Israeli director Nadav Lapid: The passport remains, the person disappears

I reject the idea that Israelis can be understood through Netanyahu, that every Israeli is an agent of state policy, or that citizenship alone tells us everything we need to know a...

Israeli director dropped from French festival jury amid pro-Palestinian pressure

Nadav Lapid, a frequent critic of Israeli policy in both his films and public comments, was set to head the jury at Marseille's FID festival before 10 filmmakers threatened to with...

Cultural boycotts of Israel just reached peak absurdity

Nadav Lapid is a filmmaker whose work has become increasingly ferocious in its indictment of Israeli society, nationalism and moral self-deception. His latest film, Yes, is not a p...

Natalie Portman and film industry figures condemn boycott of Israeli director Nadav Lapid as 'intellectual failure'

Lapid, a harsh critic of the Israeli government, pulled out of his appearance at a French festival after organizers rescinded his jury invitation over pressure from pro-Palestinian...

The New Isolation of the Israeli Cultural Scene

In Tel Aviv, there’s a feeling that “we are on our own.”

'An orgy of antisemitism is overtaking the West,' says acclaimed Hungarian director Laszlo Nemes

Laszlo Nemes, who is now at the Cannes Film Festival promoting his latest movie, Moulin, is best known for his first feature film, Son of Saul (2015).

You committed a 'Fauda' on yourself

DreamWorks Vet Liron Topaz Heads To Tribeca With His Indie Short ‘Saba,’ Turning Grief Into A Visually Stunning Tale Of...

Topaz joined us to discusses creating the film's upside-down, gravity-defying world, telling a full story in just one shot, and returning to his indie roots.

The Jewish question is alive and well at Europe's film festival circuit

In the heart of Tel Aviv, an exhibition turns Israel's 'enemies of the state' into art

Artport's latest exhibition 'Fragments of a Portrait,' examines surveillance policies, while Israeli movie 'Tel Aviv/Beirut' about Lebanese and Israeli women caught up in the viole...

In 'Cologne 75,' Israeli filmmaker Ido Fluk proves his work is worth the wait

Plus, don't miss 'Toy Story 5' – especially if you think you're too old – or 'I Swear,' based on the real experiences of a Scottish man with Tourette syndrome

A Hasidic wedding entertainer tries to keep up with the times — if his ego will let him

When Israeli director Gidi Dar made his film Ushpizin in 2004, it was one of the first pieces of Israeli media to humanize the Hasidic community for a secular audience. Now, more t...

New graphic October 7 episodes shock 'Fauda' viewers

Meanwhile, a new edition of a landmark anti-war poetry anthology is published as Israeli soldiers once again fight in Lebanon and the Jerusalem Film Festival publishes the movies i...

‘Yes’ Is a Scathing Portrait of Israeli Depravity. Why Are European Leftists Boycotting It?

The inanity of the leftists who’d censor such a film shouldn’t distract us from the right-wing nightmare it reveals.

‘What Is To Come’ Clip: Israeli Director Ruthy Pribar Returns To Tribeca With Fresh Tale Of Female Emancipation

EXCLUSIVE: Israeli director Ruthy Pribar returns to the Tribeca Film Festival with second film What is to Come next week and Deadline can reveal a first clip. Ronit Yudkevitch star...

Portraits of Israel's surveillance state: Turning moments of arrest into art

Artport's latest exhibition 'Fragments of a Portrait,' examines surveillance policies, while Israeli movie 'Tel Aviv/Beirut' about Lebanese and Israeli women caught up in the viole...

Their sons are fighting for Israel, and it’s driving them mad

Oxygen and A Burning Man, two films showing at the Israel Film Center Festival, zero in on the deep-seated anxiety Israeli parents face when their sons are called to duty. Though b...

Painting in limbo: The people who manage to make art without having a place to call home

Dana International releases a cover of "Oseh Shalom Bimromav," featuring a video with Jews and Arabs calling for peace, and an English-language screening of the independent 2025 do...

Dead Lands

In the mid-1990s, among the various unrelated jobs I took up, there was one that involved teaching video-making workshops to schoolchildren. One such workshop was to take place at...

Fox Entertainment Studios & Access Entertainment Board October 7 Feature ‘Our Loves’ From Israeli Director Avi Neshe...

Fox Entertainment Studios and Access Entertainment have boarded Israeli director Avi Nesher’s latest movie, about the October 7 tragedy. Our Loves is inspired by true events and fo...

A 'stupid, futile waste of lives': The empty triumph of Israel's latest conquest in Lebanon

'Beaufort is in our hands!' a government minister exulted, when Israel captured a Crusader fortress it once occupied for 18 years. For Joseph Cedar, who directed an Oscar-nominated...