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NOVEMBER 2009

Tribute to Wim Wenders

The Jerusalem and Tel Aviv Cinematheques are holding a modest tribute to the German director in honor of his visit. The last decade of Wender's filmmaking is characterized by his ideological commitments and his attempt to create socially aware films. His first visit to Israel in almost a decade is an opportunity to reacquaint ourselves to one of the most influential forces in world cinema for the past 40 years and learn a thing or two about his art

     

Tribute to Jim Jarmusch

The Limits of Control, Jim Jarmusch's latest film, is a wonderful opportunity to play tribute to this magnificent director, who for the past two and a half decades has been continually creating unique and worthy cinema. In a time when marginal films and their directors are viewed less and less, it is interesting to consider Jarmusch's cinema yet again - still independent and fascinating

 

     

The Collapse of the Berlin Wall - 20 Years Later

20 years to the collapse of the Berlin Wall, and the question on integration still stands. The program before as will ask are East and West Berlin truly united?

Going to the Chapel Marathon

Three films, three weddings, and a baby:

What Happens In Vegas

The Hangover

Colombian Love

(b)Art Weekend

The b(art) organization seeks to promote innovative and challenging applications of the arts. b(art) invites film fans and artists to join together for a celebration of purposeful filmmaking and to explore the role of independent film as an agent of discovery and change. From November 5-7, b(art) will examine the place of independent film in entertainment, advocacy, and social change with intimate film screenings, a photographic exhibition, a gallery talk, and an interactive panel discussion with accomplished filmmakers and industry professionals