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PROGRAM FESTIVALU 10. 10. St 17:30 Vzpomínky na Bagdád / Remember Baghdad 69 min / 110 Kč Pilotů-B 18:00 Aja / Aya 39 min / 110 Kč Pilotů-A 18:00 Vernisáž / Opening: Jerusalem Spotlight – Výstava fotografií / Photo exhibition Kino 35 19:00 Výběr studentských filmů z Jeruzaléma A selection of students movies from Jerusalem 138 min / 110 Kč Kino 35 19:15 Geula / Redemption 100 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-A Etgar Keret: Příběh, který se skutečně stal 19:30 דימונה טוויסט / Dimona Twist / Dimona Twist הרמוניה / Harmonie / Harmonia געגוע / Touha / Longing אין בתולות בקריות / Panny / Virgins 11. 10. Čt 18:00 13. 10. So 20:15 14. 10. Ne 18:30 12. 10. Pá 21:15 14. 10. Ne 21:30 10. 10. St 21:30 12. 10. Pá 19:00 13. 10. So 19:30 11. 10. Čt 18:00 13. 10. So 16:30 Etgar Keret: Based on a True Story Jazyk/Language: HE | Titulky/ Subtitles: CZ, EN Jazyk/Language: HE | Titulky/Subtitles: CZ, EN Jazyk/Language: HE | Titulky/Subtitles: CZ, EN Jazyk/Language: HE | Titulky/Subtitles: CZ, EN 70 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-B Francie, Izrael, Belgie/France, Israel, Belgium 2017, 91 min Izrael/Israel 2017, 103 min Izrael/Israel 2016, 98 min Izrael/Israel 2016, 71 min Scénář a režie/Script and direction: Keren Ben Rafael Scénář a režie/Script and direction: Savi Gabizon Scénář a režie/Script and direction: Ori Sivan Scénář a režie/Script and direction: Michal Aviad 21:00 Betlém / Bethlehem 99 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-B 21:30 Harmonie / Harmonia 98 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-A CZ Dospívající Lana má po krk ospalého města i své matky CZ Zámožnému a bezdětnému Arielovi se ozve přítelkyně ze CZ Adaptace biblického příběhu z knihy Genesis o Abrahamovi, CZ Příběhy sedmi žen, které se v 50. a 60. letech přistěhovaly do a její krachující kavárny na pláži. Všechno by mohl změnit mladý studentských let a sdělí mu dvě překvapivé zprávy. Tou první je, Sáře a Hagar a jejich synech – polovičních bratrech. Izraele z Polska a Severní Afriky a byly poslány rovnou do nově 11. 10. Čt novinář a zpráva, že poblíž města se objevila mořská panna. že když se před dvaceti roky rozešli, byla těhotná a narodil se jí Melodramatická zápletka se odehrává v Jeruzalémě v prostředí vznikajícího města Dimona. Jaké bylo opustit domov, ocitnout 16:00 Výběr studentských filmů z Jeruzaléma Vizuálně poetický snímek přenese diváka svou atmosférou zpět krásný syn. Druhá zpráva Arielovi nenávratně změní život. filharmonického orchestru a reflektuje odvěké drama konfliktu se uprostřed pouště a budovat zde nové město? Dokument A selection of students movies from Jerusalem do vzpurného a křehkého období dospívání. EN Ariel, a well-off, childless man, gets a phone call from his college mezi židovským a arabským světem. zachycuje výpovědi plné bolesti a smutku nad ztrátou domova 138 min / 110 Kč Pilotů-B EN Teenaged Lana has had just about enough of her dull hometown girlfriend. She needs to tell him two very surprising things. The first EN This is a biblical adaptation of the story of Abraham, Sarah, a vypráví o odhodlání vybudovat bohatý a smysluplný život. 18:00 Aja / Aya 39 min / 110 Kč Pilotů-A and her mother with her failing beach café. But things start to look up one is that when they broke up twenty years ago, she was pregnant Hagar and their two half-brother sons from the book of Genesis. The EN Seven women arrived to Israel in the 1950s and 60s and were 18:00 Dimona Twist 71 min / 110 Kč Kino 35 with the arrival of a young journalist and the rumor that a mermaid and then a lovely boy was born. The second piece of news will change melodramatic plot is set in a world of a philharmonic orchestra in sent straight to Dimona, a new town in the middle of the desert. 18:00 Panny / Virgins 91 min / 130 Kč Lucerna has been spotted near the shore. A movie filled with poetic images Ariel’s life forever. present Jerusalem, reflecting the ancient roots of the drama between What happened to them after they’ve left their homes and found 18:30 Nedokončený film / A Film Unfinished brings back memories of adolescence, a time of rebellion and Jews and Arabs. themselves building a new town? The women talk about the pain of 89 min / 110 Kč Pilotů-B vulnerability. leaving their homes behind and about their determined attempts to 19:15 Mezi dvěma světy / In Between create meaningful lives. 96 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-A 20:00 Mr. Gaga 130 min / 130 Kč Kino 35 12. 10. Pá 17:30 Indie City Jerusalem 60 min / 110 Kč Pilotů-B 18:15 Aja / Aya 39 min / 110 Kč Pilotů-A 18:30 Vzpomínky na Bagdád / Remember Baghdad 69 min / 110 Kč Kino 35 19:00 Harmonie / Harmonia 98 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-B 19:30 Geula / Redemption 100 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-A 20:00 Život Židů v Palestině / Life of the Jews in Palestine 61 min / 130 Kč Kino 35 21:15 Touha / Longing 103 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-B 21:45 Mr. Gaga 130 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-A Vzpomínky na Bagdád / Remember Baghdad / 13. 10. So מיסטר גאגא / Mr. Gaga / Mr. Gaga איה / Aja / Aya גאולה / Geula / Redemption Etgar Keret: Příběh, který se skutečně stal 14:30 זכרו את בגדד St 19:15 12. 10. Pá 19:30 14. 10. Ne 19:30 10. 10. St 18:00 11. 10. Čt 18:00 12. 10. Pá 18:15 11. 10. Čt 20:00 12. 10. Pá 21:45 13. 10. So 21:30 .10 .10 Jazyk/Language: HE | Titulky/Subtitles: CZ, EN 13. 10. So 18:30 Jazyk/Language: HE, EN | Titulky/Subtitles: CZ, EN 10. 10. St 17:30 12. 10. Pá 18:30 13. 10. So 17:30 Etgar Keret: Based on a True Story Izrael/Israel 2018, 100 min Jazyk/Language: EN, HE | Titulky/Subtitles: CZ, EN Izrael/Israel 2015, 130 min Jazyk/Language: HE, AR, EN | Titulky/ Subtitles: CZ, EN 70 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-B Scénář a režie/Script and direction: Joseph Madmony, Izrael, Francie/Israel, France 2012, 39 min Scénář a režie/Script and direction: Tomer Heymann VB/UK 2017, 69 min Boaz Yehonatan Yacov Režie/Director: Mihal Brezis, Oded Binnun Režie/Director: Fiona Murphy 15:00 Hagai Segev: Israeli videoart CZ Ohad Naharin umělecký šéf souboru Batsheva Dance 60 min / 100 Kč Pilotů-A CZ Z Menachema, bývalého frontmana rockové kapely, je CZ Nečekané setkání dvou cizích lidí na letišti vyústí v zajímavý Company je považován za uměleckého vizionáře a jednoho CZ Židovská komunita žijící 2 600 let na tomtéž území zmizí 16:00 Výběr studentských filmů z Jeruzaléma nyní ortodoxní Žid. Když jeho šestiletá dcera Geula onemocní sled událostí. On ji nedopatřením považuje za svou řidičku. Ona, z nejvýznamnějších světových choreografů. V dokumentu, na během jediné generace. Proměny Iráku očima Židů, kteří z této A selection of students movies from Jerusalem rakovinou, snaží se Menachem vymyslet způsob, jak vydělat na její okouzlená náhodným setkáním, vůbec nepospíchá, aby ho němž režisér Tomer Heymann pracoval osm let, se mísí soukromé země uprchli mezi prvními. Od královských plesů a pikniků u řeky 138 min / 110 Kč Kino 35 léčbu. Znovu dává dohromady kapelu z mládí a vyráží na poslední z omylu vyvedla. Poetický středometrážní snímek s mistrovskými záběry ze zkoušek, nepublikované archivní záběry i úchvatné Tigris k popravám, věznění a emigraci. Dokument skrze osobní 16:00 Ruth Ben Hadar: Historie izraelské kinematografie – turné. Otevře tím staré rány, ale i spojení se svým někdejším hereckými výkony. taneční sekvence. výpovědi, domácí videa i dobové zprávy mapuje životy čtyř rodin počátky izraelského filmu 60 min / 100 Kč Pilotů-B sekulárním životem. EN Two strangers unexpectedly meet at an airport. He mistakenly EN Ohad Naharin, artistic director of the Batsheva Dance Company a ukazuje jejich život v neklidných časech. 16:30 Dimona Twist 71 min / 110 Kč Pilotů-A EN Menachem, a former frontman for a rock band, is now religious, assumes her to be his assigned driver. She, enchanted by the random and a man with great artistic integrity and vision is regarded as EN After 2,600 years of living in one area, a community vanished 17:30 Vzpomínky na Bagdád / Remember Baghdad and a father to a six-year-old. When his daughter is diagnosed encounter, does not hurry to prove him wrong. Poetic medium- one of the most important choreographers in the world. In the within one generation. An insight into how Iraq developed 69 min / 110 Kč Pilotů-B with cancer, he must find a creative solution to fund the expensive length movie with a great cast. documentary made over 8 years, the director Tomer Heymann mixes through the eyes of the Jews takes us from royal balls to hangings, 18:00 Ben Gurion, epilogue 70 + 45 min Pilotů-A treatments. He reunites his band for one last tour. The journey to save intimate rehearsal footage with an extensive unseen archive and imprisonment and escape. With vivid testimony, home-made movies 18:30 Aja / Aya 39 min / 110 Kč Kino 35 his daughter exposes old wounds and allows him to reconnect with breathtaking dance sequences. and news footage, the documentary follows the lives of four families 19:30 Harmonie / Harmonia 98 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-B in those turbulent times. his secular past. 20:00 Mezi dvěma světy / In Between 96 min / 130 Kč Kino 35 20:15 Panny / Virgins 91 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-A 21:30 Mr. Gaga 130 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-B 22:00 Betlém / Bethlehem 99 min / 130 Kč Pilotů-A 14.
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  • Using Cutting-Edge Technology, Researchers Unearth the History of Israel’S Samaritan Community - Haaretz Daily Newspaper | Israel News 5/26/12 5:40 PM

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