A lecture by Ziv Alexandroni on the representation of the religious world in Israeli cinema, followed by a screening of the film “Home.” The film, winner of the 2023 Ophir Award, is based on a true story.
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Pre-film lecture
Lecturer: Ziv Alexandroni — filmmaker and lecturer on the history of cinema
For years, Israeli cinema chose to ignore the world of faith and religion. At the beginning of the new millennium, a significant change took place, and the religious world made its way into Israeli cinema with momentum. We will discuss films such as The Arrangement, Beyond the Walls, The Supervisors, and others, and analyze their significance.
Winner of the 2023 Ophir Award
Running time: 110 minutes
Director and screenwriter: Benny Friedman
A powerful, award-winning film based on a true story.
The marriage of a young Haredi man falls into a severe crisis when he decides to leave his kollel studies and open a computer store. The religious establishment, which sees his store as a threat, wages a violent and uncompromising campaign against him, leading to a family and emotional breakdown. Eventually, he leaves the neighborhood and becomes secular.
Venue: Beit Sapir Auditorium
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