The Ring, the opening film of the Paris Israeli Film Festival, was screened at Cinéma Majestic Passy.
In attendance were His Excellency, the Ambassador of Israel to France, Mr. Joshua Zarka, Elie Chouraqui, this year’s festival patron, the film’s directors Adir Miller, Doron, and Yoav Paz, as well as the director and producer of the short film Final Chord, Ruth Blory and Itai Osterman, which was screened before the opening film.
Paris Israeli Film Festival 2025: it eturns from March 17 to March 25, 2025, at Cinéma Majestic Passy for a 25th edition full of discoveries offering a unique perspective on a society in constant transformation through engaging, intimate, and powerful works.
Films and series to watch as of March 12: the must see, festivals, the best tv programme. Films on women’s right.
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Films and series to watch as of March 5: the must see, festivals, the best tv programme. Films on women’s right.
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Films and series to watch as of March 2025: the must see, festivals, the best tv programme.
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Wax: Between Heritage and Reappropriation – A Beautiful Exhibition to discover at the Musée de l’Homme which last till September 7th.
Films and series to watch as of February 2025: the must see, festivals, the best tv programme.
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“Plastic Odyssey : Mission Pacifique” by Pierre De Parscau. Interview with Maéva Bardy photojournalist onboard.
The film September 5 by Tim Fehlbaum resonates with the October 7 pogrom. A gripping thriller, it will be released in theaters on February 5.
Vishniac by Laura Bialis is an experience that touches the soul and reminds us of the vital importance of preserving and transmitting memory. To watch during the Dia(s)porama Festival.
Checkout by Jonathan Dekel is a great comedy that delves into the concept of lies, in the realm of espionage and in everyday’s life.
To watch during the Dia(s)porama festival.
“Why? Faces of the Shoah” directed by Jean-Marie Montali, Stéphane Krausz, and Nissim Sellam is an essential testimony for future generations.
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