UK | 2025 | Hebrew Subtitles

England, late 16th century. William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes are raising their children in Stratford, while he spends long periods in London trying to establish himself as a playwright. When tragedy strikes and their 11-year-old son Hamnet dies, their lives and marriage are changed forever.

Out of grief and loss emerges one of the greatest plays in the history of theatre – Hamlet. Adapted from Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel, directed by Chloé Zhao and starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal.

USA | 2026 | Hebrew Subtitles

Nearly twenty years after leaving Runway, Andy Sachs is now an accomplished journalist who returns to the magazine where it all began — this time as a senior editor. There, she reunites with Miranda Priestly, who is struggling to maintain her influence and secure the magazine’s future as the world of print continues to lose its power.

Meanwhile, Miranda’s former assistant Emily Charlton has become a powerful figure in the fashion industry, now holding the kind of influence Runway desperately needs. The reunion between the three reignites old rivalries and sets off a new battle of ambition, loyalty and power in a fashion world that has changed dramatically since the first film.

Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci return to their iconic roles, with David Frankel once again directing.

USA / 2012

Frances drifts between apartments, cities, and changing friendships as she tries to figure out how to grow up and what to do with her life.

In a funny, tender, and charming film, Noah Baumbach captures the confusion and freedom of an entire generation, with beautiful black and white cinematography and an unforgettable performance by Greta Gerwig.

USA / 1997

Society is distilled into brief episodes, raw and sometimes difficult to watch, portraying the everyday lives of strange and compelling characters in a post-disaster reality.

In a fictional town called Xenia, Ohio, a place heavily damaged by a tornado that left its residents on the margins of society.

The film mainly follows two boys, Solomon and Tummler, who spend their time hunting cats and wandering aimlessly through the town.

Alongside them, we see fragments from the lives of other residents: broken families, bored youths, people experiencing deep poverty, alienation, violence, and an indifferent reality.

It is considered a cult film thanks to its unconventional aesthetic, its blend of everyday and grotesque imagery, its raw cinematography, and its clear-eyed social perspective that presents a broken America without attempting to beautify anything.

USA | 1998

Billy Brown is released from prison after five years, kidnaps Layla, and forces her to pose as his wife in front of his estranged parents.
Over the course of a single day in Buffalo, their forced relationship evolves into an emotionally charged journey through loneliness, love, and childhood wounds, while Billy plots revenge against the man he blames for ruining his life.
Written, directed by, and starring Vincent Gallo, the film is a deeply personal, minimalist drama, defined by wintry cinematography, a deliberate pace, and an eclectic soundtrack that heightens its sense of alienation.
Controversial upon its release, the film has since become a cult classic, celebrated for its dry humor, emotional honesty, and unconventional exploration of wounded masculinity and the longing for love.

USA \ 2011

A mysterious Hollywood action film stuntman gets in trouble with gangsters when he tries to help his neighbor’s husband rob a pawn shop while serving as his getaway driver