Culture

From Michel Franco's Dreams starring Jessica Chastain to new works from the Dardenne brothers and Sergei Loznitsa, the Jerusalem Film Festival's 2025 edition showcases the best of global cinema.

One of music's wildest frontmen, who once chewed off the head of a bat on stage, Osbourne performed sitting on a black throne.

Hot Cinema launches “Not Just Cinema” with shows, lectures, and events. Children’s star Stav Bekol Hatsva'im will promote it to young audiences in a wide digital campaign.

The Israel Festival’s winding itinerary, from city plazas to kibbutz lawns to a football pitch in Majdal Shams, is a fragile but insistent bridge.

'52 Days' is a well-made and gripping film, which is a further reminder, if any were needed, of the sufferings of those still held hostage in Gaza.

The opera was deep in rehearsals when the Israel-Iran war broke out.

The museum invites the public to an “Art Weekend,” offering complimentary admission to all its spaces and activities.

Laurence Tureaud, the 1980s icon who starred in Rocky and The A-Team, recovered from cancer, became religious, and is now showing how he looks today at age 73.

The harrowing documentary tells the story of the massacre through interviews with survivors and through video and audio clips made by the victims, survivors, and terrorists themselves.

Cultural institutions throughout the country are coping with closures amid the war.

Host Eyal Kitzis was full of his usual befuddled energy in a broadcast that poked fun at virtually every aspect of the new and terrifying reality Israelis have been struggling with for the past week.