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New Films

An Israeli Love Story

Dir.: Dan Wolman
| 96 minutes

During the turbulent days of pre-state Israel, Margalit meets Eli and falls in love with him. But Eli is too busy with the “Palmach”. When the barriers finally come down and their relationship blossoms, reality intervenes. 

Paterson

Dir.: Jim Jarmusch
| 113 minutes

Jim Jarmusch’s film fuses the poetic and the mundane. Adam Driver is a bus driver in a city that shares his name – Paterson. While driving, he listens to passengers’ conversations and writes poetry. His wife, however, has higher aspirations.

A Monster Calls

Dir.: J.A. Bayon
| 107 minutes

Young Connor receives the surprising help of the tree outside his bedroom window to deal with life’s hardships. With a combination reminiscent of the works of Guillermo del Toro, Bayona brilliantly mergers the imaginary with the realistic to present a fantastical and heart-stirring fable. 

Dancer

Dir.: Steve Cantor
| 85 minutes

At 19, Ukrainian-born Sergei Polunin became the British Royal Ballet’s youngest-ever principal dancer – beautiful, majestic, perfect. Two years later, at the height of his fame, Polunin decides to retire. Dancer meets him in raw moments of honesty and contemplation.

The Last Word

Dir.: Mark Pellington
| 108 minutes

Harriet, a retired businesswoman, assigns a young insecure journalist with the task of writing her obituary. But when she discovers that no one has anything nice to say, she embarks on a journey to rehabilitate her image. 

Premiers crus

Dir.: Jérôme Le Maire
| 97 minutes

Charlie Maréchal is forced to take over the vineyard. He lacks experience, but with the help of his brother, he will try to save the family business and produce fine wine.

I, Daniel Blake

Dir.: Ken Loach
| 100 minutes

Two people fighting to receive welfare from the state meet in this moving and effective film. The great Ken Loach reaffirms his ability to translate well articulated and intelligent social criticism into cinematic patterns that play on the heartstrings and conscience.

Love Birds

Dir.: Dover Koshashvili
| 75 minutes

A sexual fantasy gets out of hand and reveals a web of secrets, lies, and hidden impulses between a married couple. Will the structure of love and companionship withstand the stormy winds of passion? 

Viewing restriction: 18+

Médecin de campagne

Dir.: Thomas Lilti
| 102 minutes

Everyone in the village knows that they can count on Jean-Pierre, their dedicated doctor. But now Jean-Pierre is sick and has to find a replacement. Will Natalie, a young and inexperienced doctor, manage to convince the good doctor of her abilities? 

Paris Can Wait

Dir.: Elinor Coppola
| 92 minutes

The wife of a successful movie producer takes a road trip through the vistas of South France towards Paris, with pit stops to taste some of the local culinary treats. “If you’re longing for a delicious romantic romp… Paris Can Wait is it” (Rolling Stone). 

Dunkirk

Dir.: Christopher Nolan
| 106 minutes

1940. During the battle for France, the British forces are caught under siege near the town of Dunkirk. The heroic battle that follows will enlist the full force of the British army to hastily rescue the troops. Dunkirk is an unyielding historic epic by the masterful Christopher Nolan. 

Bar Bahar – In Between

Dir.: Maysaloun Hamoud
| 102 minutes

Layla, Salma and Nour – Palestinian citizens of Israel – share a flat in hipster Tel Aviv; beyond the watchful gaze of tradition in the heart of a “modern” Jewish society. In this chilling duality, three stories come together to form a single shared fate.