Do the Right Thing
USA / 1989
On the hottest summer day in Brooklyn, the story centers on an Italian family-owned pizzeria run by Sal and his sons, located in the heart of a Black neighborhood.
The pizzeria serves as a social hub for the community, yet beneath the surface tensions simmer between the white owners and the Black residents.
Conflict erupts over the Wall of Fame, which features only portraits of Italian-American celebrities and excludes any African-American figures.
As tempers flare and violence escalates, the neighborhood spirals into chaos, ending in tragedy.
In his most acclaimed and influential film, Spike Lee transforms the tension, frustration, and anger of a marginalized community into a vivid, dynamic cinematic experience. This film also marks the emergence of his artistic signature, which would resonate throughout his later works.
Lost in Translation
USA \ 2003
A faded movie star and a neglected young woman form an unlikely bond after crossing paths in Tokyo.
(La haine - (Hebrew subs
France \ 1995
Twenty four hours in the lives of three young men in the French suburbs the day after a violent riot
Chicago
Chicago – USA / 2002
The most dazzling musical of all time? A tale of murder, fame, and two rival women locked in the same cell.
1920s Chicago. Roxie Hart, an ambitious young singer, is sent to jail after killing her lover. There she meets Velma Kelly, a glamorous cabaret star accused of a double murder. The two battle for the spotlight — competing for the attention of the media, the public, and the slick lawyer Billy Flynn — in a world where crime, celebrity, and showbiz blend into one glittering spectacle.
Shot on real 35mm film with warm golden filters, the film’s visual style fuses gritty realism with dazzling cabaret fantasy. Based on the 1975 Broadway musical by Bob Fosse and Fred Ebb.
Winner of 6 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown - Heb subs
Spain / 1988
Almodóvar once again entangles his characters in acrobatic twists of plot, desire, and dark humor.
At the center of the film is a woman who plans to end her life after being abandoned by her lover — but her suicidal intentions are forced to wait.
A knock at the door interrupts her plans: a friend seeking refuge for her terrorist boyfriend. Soon after, the lover’s young son arrives, followed by his wife sipping a deadly drink, the police — and a cascade of further surprises.
What unfolds is a dizzying dance of emotional and comic chaos.
Nominated for the Academy Award, BAFTA, and Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film, and a winner of major awards at the Venice and Toronto film festivals, as well as multiple Goya Awards and critics’ prizes.
The Woman Who Didn't Know How To Love - Eng,Heb subs
Israel \ 2026
It begins with a drawer opened by accident.
\Rotem, a young filmmaker discovers the hidden archive of her late grandmother, Yehudit: yellowed letters, piles of photographs, and 8mm reels she filmed over the years, capturing a seemingly happy family in 1960s Tel Aviv. While the filmmaker is captivated by this treasure, her mother, Varda, resists. She never forgave Yehudit for failing to love her.
Rotem screens the footage for her mother, pulling them into an unexpectedly funny, painfully honest conversation- insisting on a reconciliation between the two. Memory and documentation collide head-on, conjuring the dead and exposing secrets buried deep.
An intimate film about what is passed from mother to daughter- an unspoken inheritance, until now.
Dazed and Confused
The film follows a group of high school students in Texas on the last day of school in 1976, drifting between parties, cruising the streets, and chasing the freedom of adolescence.
It became one of the most beloved cult films of the 1990s and the movie that introduced Matthew McConaughey to the world.
A Short Film About Love
Poland | 1988 | 86 min | Polish | Hebrew subtitles
A young postal clerk falls in love with his older neighbor across the street and secretly watches her through a telescope each night. When his obsession is exposed, their relationship takes an unexpected turn that profoundly changes them both.
An expanded version of the sixth episode of The Decalogue, Krzysztof Kieślowski’s film is a tender and deeply nuanced drama exploring love, longing, desire, loneliness, and obsession. With richly drawn characters, subtle humor, and remarkable humanity, it becomes not only a film about love, but also a film about the very act of looking—and about the power of cinema.
A Summer's Tale
France / 1996
A young man arrives alone for a summer holiday in a French seaside town and finds himself caught in a romantic triangle with three different women, while struggling to understand what he truly wants.
Amid long walks on the beach, intimate conversations, and quiet indecision, the summer becomes a gentle journey of self-discovery and growing up.
The Shining
USA \ 1980
A family heads to an isolated hotel for the winter, where a sinister presence influences the father into violence. At the same time, his psychic son sees horrifying forebodings from both the past and the future.
The Drama
USA / 2026
Emma and Charlie are a seemingly perfect engaged couple, but just one week before their wedding, an unexpected revelation shakes the foundations of their relationship, forcing them to confront secrets,
trust, and the possibility that the person they love may not be who they thought.
As the wedding day approaches, tensions rise and doubts begin to take hold.
Tangerine - Hebrew subs
Tangerine – USA / 2015
One of the most refreshing, daring, and moving independent films of the past decade.
Los Angeles, Christmas Day. Sin-Dee Rella, a transgender sex worker, is released from jail after a month and discovers that her boyfriend and pimp, Chester, has been cheating on her with a cisgender woman. Together with her best friend Alexandra, she sets out on a wild journey through the streets of Hollywood to find the betrayer and confront him.
The film captures one chaotic, colorful day filled with motion, music, and humor, while revealing the lives of trans women on the margins of American society with rare sensitivity, warmth, and humanity.
Shot entirely on an iPhone 5s using simple anamorphic lenses, mostly in natural light, on the streets of Los Angeles, and featuring real members of the transgender community. Its cinematic language blends documentary energy with the rhythm of a music video and a vibrant mix of electronic and Middle Eastern sounds that bring the city to life.
Sentimental Value
Norway, Germany, Denmark, France, Sweden / 2025 / English and Hebrew subtitles
Acclaimed filmmaker Joachim Trier reunites with Renate Reinsve (The Worst Person in the World) in this moving drama, winner of the Grand Prize at the Cannes Film Festival.
After the death of her mother, Nora is confronted with the return of her estranged father, a renowned filmmaker (Stellan Skarsgård), who asks her to star in his autobiographical new film.
When Nora declines and the role is given to a promising young American actress (Elle Fanning), she and her sister are forced to confront their past and find a way to begin a new chapter in their lives.
Shalom - DOC AVIV 2026
srael | 2026 | Hebrew
The Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem attracts hundreds of thousands of Israeli and Palestinian visitors, both religious and secular, and seeks to inspire compassion through captive animals that serve as ambassadors for the natural world. Its staff recognize the zoo as a moral compromise and struggle with the indifference of many visitors.
The story unfolds through Shalom the rhinoceros and his caretakers: Rushdi Alayan, a Palestinian-Israeli Muslim, and Gilad Moshe, a Jewish Israeli. Their disagreement over whether Shalom should be euthanized reveals the tensions between them, while the war that erupts in Gaza following October 7 sharpens the film’s central questions: What is captivity? What is freedom? And why is peaceful coexistence the only way forward?