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Festival du Cinéma Israélien de Paris

Festival du Cinéma Israélien de Paris 2020 (English version)

Scheduled for last March, the Festival du Cinéma Israélien de Paris – Paris Israeli Film Festival had to be cancelled.

It will finally take place from November 25th to 29th on the website La 25ème Heure.

You will be able to buy your tickets from this Monday, November 23rd.

 

 

FESTIVAL DU CINEMA ISRAELIEN

DE PARIS

 

This year, the Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary!

 

 

Israeli cinema has some of the most creative directors and screenwriters in the world. Every year very strong films and series are adapted all over the world.

In fact, the adaptation of the Israeli series Betipul (In Therapy) will be shown in full on ARTE.TV at the end of January 2021 and on ARTE on Thursday at 8:55 pm from the beginning of February.

Ten Israeli films and series on your platforms here

 

For the festival’s 20th anniversary, seven feature films, six shorts, two series, and a tribute are planned online on the 25th Hour website.

Tickets will go on sale on Monday, November 23rd.  All you have to do is choose your film online and pay for it, screenings are 6 Euros each.

La 25e Heure : The website

 

 

All about the Festival

 

The recent interview with the Festival’s President, Hélène Schoumann who presents the Paris Israeli Film Festival/ Festival du Cinéma Israélien de Paris.  

Her favorite movie is The Dead of Jaffa by Ram Loevy.

Two screenings:

It will be broadcasted on the platform on the 25th hour:

  • Saturday, November 28th at 7pm in virtual room 1 (preceded by the short film Letters to God by Yves Cohen)
  • And on Sunday at 4:30 pm in virtual room 2 (preceded by the short film Between Times by Meir Feldman)

The Dead of Jaffa was nominated for an Ophir in the Best Film category this year (the equivalent of a César in France) and tells the story of three children from the West Bank smuggled into Israel.

Starring Yussuf Abu-Warda, Ruba Bilal

Trailer:

 

 

The opening movie

 

Chosen this year is Golden Voices, by  Evgeny Ruman: the story of Victor and Raya Frenkel, two Russian immigrants who are golden voices in the dubbing of Soviet films, newly arrived in Israel in the 90s, and who find strange jobs. 

To be seen Wednesday, November 25 at 8 pm (online on the platform on the 25th hour)

With Mariya Belkina, Vladimir Friedman, Evelin Hagoel, Uri Klauzner

 

 

 

 

The closing movie

 

 

Chosen this year is Mossad, by Alon Gur Arye : a parody on Mossad: hilarious!

To be seen Sunday, November 29th at 8pm (online on the platform the 25th hour), preceded by Veil, a short film by Orik Fouks Otem

With Tsahi Halevi, Efrat Dor.

 

 

 

Series

 

A web series to discover: Web Therapy, by Tali Shalom-Ezer. (online on the platform on the 25th hour)

The first three episodes will air on Sunday, November 29th at 4:30 pm.

 

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Sunday, November 29th at 6:30 pm room 2

The Attaché by Eli Ben David

With Héloïse Godet, Ilay Lax, Florence Bloch

The story of Avashalom, a famous musician forced to follow his wife who was transferred to the Israeli Embassy in Paris …

 

TRIBUTE TO

ARIK EINSTEIN

Festival du Cinéma Israélien

 

Saturday November 28 at 2 PM ((room 2 online on the platform on the 25th hour))

A tribute to Arik Einstein, one of Israel’s greatest singers and songwriters

Choice by  The Times of Israel

One of his famous songs :  Ani ve Ata (You and I)




 

 FESTIVAL’S 20 YEARS FAVORITE MOVIE

Festival du Cinéma Israélien

 

Saturday, November 28th at 2pm (room 1 online on the platform on the 25th hour)

The festival crush 

The Ballad of the weeping Spring, by Benny Torati, about which Télérama speaks here.

English review

The story of a young musician who seeks to rebuild a legendary “Turquoise” musical ensemble to honor a dying man.

Best Music at the Jerusalem Film Festival in 2012. 

Trailer

 

 

COMEDY, DRAMA…

 

Thursday, November 26 at 7pm, The Electrifiers by Boaz Armoni, preceded by the short film Fine, by Maya Yadlin

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Comedy

The Electrifiers by Boaz Armoni.

The story of the comeback of a rock band.

With Zivka Nathan, Tal Friedman, Eli Yatzpan, Sharon Alexander.

 

 

Friday, November 27 at 7pm, The Day after I’m gone, by Nimrod Eldar, preceded by the short film With Slight Steps by Guy Hodes. 

The poster below, you will notice, inspired the poster for this year’s Paris Israeli Film Festival.

Drama

The Day after I’m gone, by Nimrod Eldar. 

Starring Menashe Noy, Zohar Meidan, Alon Neuman, Sarit Vino-Elad

The story of a father and his teenage daughter trying to overcome the mother’s grief.

 

 

Saturday November 28th at 7pm

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I recommend La Dernière séance à Bucarest (Nelson) by Ludi Boeken, preceded by Curl, short movie by Maya Yadlin.

Starring Kostyuk Andrey, Eitan Anner, Cristian Balint, Paul Octavian Diaconescu

The true story of a soldier accused of desertion, who went in search of his father’s murderer during the Shoah.

 

 

All about short movies

 

BETWEEN TIMES by Meir Feldman

CURL by Maya Yadlin

LETTRES À DIEU by Yves Cohen

TOUT VA BIEN by Shalom Hager, Sigalit Liphshitz 

VEIL by Orik Fouks Otem

WITH SLIGHT STEPS by Guy Hodes

 

All the program of  Festival du Cinéma Israélien de Paris 2020

 

PROGRAMME 2020

To follow the event:

The Facebook Page of the Festival

In the festival section of this blog you will find reviews of previous festivals:

The 2019 and 2018 festival online on the blog in French and English in the section

Festival before 2020

Enjoy the festival !

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