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Art & Brain Week

24.02-03.03.2018

Researchers from various fields, among them theoreticians, computer scientists, cognitive psychologists, biologists and medical researchers work together at The Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The multidisciplinary research at ELSC leads to new insights on the relationship between “matter” and “mind,” free will, consciousness and numerous questions on the fundamental nature and uniqueness of human beings. The Art and Brain Week strengthens the bonds between the community and the academia and raises public awareness of the importance of brain research.

 

To Stimulate the Brain – To Cure the Soul+Show: Who’s the Boss?

Prof. Hagai Bergman on the present and future uses of deep brain stimulations and Prof. Ariel Darvasi in a standup lecture on who's the real boss in your brain

Lady Bird

Dir.: Greta Gerwig
| 94 minutes

Lady Bird is a senior in a Catholic high school, participates in a theatre class, falls for boys right and left, and struggles with the only authoritative voice in her life: her mother. A touching and funny family drama that boasts remarkable performances by Ronan and Metcalf. 

My Left Hand Actually Does Know What My Right Hand Is Doing

Prof. Roy Mukamel on using one hand to teach the other – when neuroscience and virtual reality meet and a dance performance: Experimenting Hypnosis by Maya Brinner. Screening courtesy of National Geographic and Docaviv

Jane

Dir.: Brett Morgan
| 90 minutes

In 1960, 26-year-old Jane Goodall is sent to Tasmania to observe chimpanzees in their natural habitat. Her discoveries changed many misconceptions about the connection between animals and humans. Brett Morgan presents an enjoyable and heartfelt portrait. 

The [Evolutionary] Pros and [Traumatic] Cons of Emotional Memories: Insights from Brain Networks

Prof. Rony Paz on natural emotional learning had a clear evolutionary advantage, but might also lead to anxiety-disorders/PTSD. The transition in brain mechanisms is slowly unveiling.

Goodbye Christopher Robin

Dir.: Simon Curtis
| 107 minutes

Several years after A.A. Milne returns home from WWI haunted by his experiences, he is left on his own to take care of his son Christopher Robin. Together they will create the most famous bear in history; a process that will help Milne and the nation to heal from the War.

Justice and Legal Decision Making

Dr. Netta Barak-Corren on judicial rationality, judicial biases, and how to overcome the brain and achieve justice

In the Fade

Dir.: Fatih Akin
| 106 minutes

After losing her son and husband in an explosion, Katja is drawn into the investigation and trial of the suspects. The past and her grief become legitimate materials in court, challenging her perception of justice. A humane drama that will take the audience on an emotionally tense journey.

Exploring the Secrets of the Brain

Purim happening, starting at 10:00! At 11:00 conversation (in Heb.) with Yoav Mathov. Together we will see how science explores the mysteries of the brain and slowly reveals the secrets that it holds.

Tad the Lost Explorer and the Secret of King Midas

Dir.: David Alonso, Enrique Gato
| 85 minutes

We have met Tad a few years ago when he became an archeologist, like his hero Indiana Jones. In the second episode of his adventures, he has to save his beloved and find King Midas’s treasure. The film is a fun ride for the whole family. 

There Is a Grain of Truth in Every Joke

Prof. Limor Shifman on humor as a key for understanding social, cultural and political processes in Israel.

The Cousin

Dir.: Tzahi Grad
| 93 minutes

Naftali hires a Palestinian named Fahed to renovate his studio in a quiet villageץ That same morning a girl is attacked and the suspicion falls on good-natured Fahed. Naftali tries to defend Fahed (and his renovations). Within 24 hours his life spirals out of control. 

Mastermind

Doron Fishler hosts three promising young brain scientists for an evening of humor, science and cinema. Tickets: 10 NIS / Members: Free entry / Beer: 10 NIS / Popcorn: 10 NIS

The Human Brain and the Machine Brain – What Does the Future Hold?

Discussion (in Heb.) with Prof. Idan Segev and Prof. Yair Weiss. Moderator: Shai Berman

Marjorie Prime

Dir.: Michael Almereyda
| 99 minutes

86-year-old Marjorie buys an intricate program that simulates her deceased husband. The “Prime” relies on the information from her and her kin to develop a deeper connection.Secrets and tensions arise and the subtle wrinkles that characterize human relations emerge.