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Hiroshima Mon Amour - Eng subs
1h 30m | Alain Resnais
France / 1959 / French & Japanese – Eng subs
In his first feature film, Alain Resnais explores the nature of memory and the pain it leaves behind. A French actress arrives in Hiroshima to shoot a film about peace and meets a Japanese architect, a survivor of the atomic bombing. Their intense love affair collides with memories of war and the guilt that can never fade.
Over the course of two days filled with passion and revelation, a tender and haunting dialogue unfolds about memory, forgetting, and identity.
Written by Marguerite Duras, the film was shot entirely on location in Hiroshima, blending documentary realism with poetic expression and becoming a groundbreaking milestone of modern cinema.
12/04, Sunday 21:30
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Yom HaShoah - Love it Was Not - Eng subs
Maya Sarfaty | 1h 26m
Israel / 2020
This is a tragic love story between a Jewish prisoner and a Nazi guard.
Helena, a lively and spirited young woman, is taken to the Auschwitz death camp. There, Franz Wunsch, a senior SS officer, takes her under his protection, captivated by her charm and her mesmerizing singing voice.
An опасной and forbidden relationship develops between them, lasting until the liberation of the camp.
Thirty years later, Helena receives a letter from Wunsch’s wife, pleading with her to come to Vienna and testify on his behalf in an ongoing trial.
Now she faces an impossible dilemma: whether to help a brutal SS officer who took the lives of many, yet also saved her life and the lives of those closest to her.
13/04, Monday 20:00
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Life Is Beautiful
1h 56m | Roberto Benigni
Italy / 1997
In wartime Italy, a Jewish father tries to protect his young son in a concentration camp in an extraordinary way: he convinces him that everything happening around them is part of a prize-winning game.
Through humor and imagination, he shields the child from the horrors of the Holocaust, preserving his innocence until the very end. A deeply moving masterpiece about a father’s love.
Directed by and starring Roberto Benigni, the film became one of the most acclaimed and successful works in cinema history, winning three Academy Awards (1999).
13/04, Monday 21:30
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Sinners
2h 17m | Ryan Coogler
USA / 2025 – with Hebrew subs
Mississippi, 1930s. The twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore return home after years in Chicago’s criminal underworld and open a blues club for Black audiences in the segregated American South. Their cousin, a gifted guitarist, provides the music, and the nights soon fill with blues, desire, and alcohol.
But as the atmosphere heats up and the rhythm grows wilder, it becomes clear that not only humans are drawn to the place.
Ryan Coogler, director of the Black Panther films, crafts a thrilling hybrid that begins as a social musical drama and gradually slips into horror.
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for Ryan Coogler, Best Actor for Michael B. Jordan, Best Original Score, and Best Cinematography.
The 400 Blows - Heb subs
1h 39m | François Truffaut
France \ 1959
A young boy, left without attention, delves into a life of petty crime.
14/04, Tuesday 21:30
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Taste of Cherry
1h 35m | Abbas Kiarostami
Iran \ 1997
Hebrew subtitles
An Iranian man drives his car in search of someone who will quietly bury him under a cherry tree after he commits suicide
15/04, Wednesday 19:00
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One Battle After Another
2h 40m | Paul Thomas Anderson
USA / 2025
The Oscar winner for the best film of the year arrives at Jaffa Cinema!
A former revolutionary in the French 75 – an anti-establishment underground group active in the United States during the 1970s amid the Vietnam War – rises from his couch, robe on and joint in hand, and leaps into his car. Forced to revive instincts he thought he had long forgotten, and reclaim an identity that had nearly vanished, he sets out on a desperate journey to save his kidnapped daughter.
Featuring a dream cast including Leonardo DiCaprio, Benicio del Toro, and a brilliant performance by Sean Penn, the film flies by despite its length, leaving audiences mesmerized.
A major contender at the 2025 Academy Awards, with multiple nominations including Best Picture.
Ducks, an Urban Legend
1h 44m | Shahar Rozen
Israel / 2025
A dark comedy set in Tel Aviv’s Tikva neighborhood, following people who were born on the “wrong side” of the city. Five characters and three intertwined stories — about a wedding, a pregnancy, and a death —
each leading their protagonists to a moment of grace as they confront childhood traumas in their ongoing struggle to survive.
Yossi desperately wants to marry Chris and pull off a grand wedding, but ultimately loses his wife — the two fighting to hold onto their love.
Asaf, drowning financially, teams up with his girlfriend Anna to taxidermy his dead grandfather in order to withdraw his pension money from the bank.
And Elias, a Christian Palestinian forced to collaborate with the Shin Bet in exchange for a new heart, fights for his life.
15/04, Wednesday 21:30
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The Bling Ring
1h 30m | Sofia Coppola
16/04, Thursday 21:30
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The Holy Mountain
1h 54m | Alejandro Jodorowsky
Chile \ 1973
In a corrupt, greed-fueled world, a powerful alchemist leads a messianic character and seven materialistic figures to the Holy Mountain, where they hope to achieve enlightenment.
18/04, Saturday 19:00
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Some Notes on the Current Situation - Heb subs
1h 19m | Eran Kolirin
Israel \ 2025
‘Some Notes on the Current Situation’, is a film about space, time, and wars composed of 6 episodes. Each episode sheds light on a different and unique perspective of the existential, human, and spiritual conditions of the present era.
These episodes, though somewhat divorced from reality, come together to form an absurdist footnote to the current events in the known universe
18/04, Saturday 21:30
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