Docaviv
Docaviv Galilee showing the best of documentary cinema
This year’s edition will feature about 20 movies by leading filmmakers from Israel, including premieres as well as a rich selection of the best documentary cinema from the past year.
From Louis C.K. to Jerusalem Day: New shows, movies to watch in Israel
'Vishniac': The great story of a great photographer told in documentary
‘Dancing Pina’: Film on modern dance pioneer to air at DocAviv
Docaviv celebrates 25 years with a lineup of films about burning issues
Docaviv – the Tel Aviv International Documentary Festival runs this year from May 11-20.
Jerusalem Highlights June 17-23
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Music to our ears and eyes: the Chelsea Hotel and Sinead O'Connor
The Docaviv festival sets the musical score right.
TikTok, Ukraine and so much more at this year’s Docaviv
Recent documentary films that will inform and inspire you will be showcased at the 24th edition of Docaviv – the Tel Aviv International Documentary Film Festival.
Go north for quality documentaries at Docaviv Galilee film festival
More than 30 films will be shown during this festival, including both Israeli and international documentaries.
Docaviv: 115 films gave documentary lovers a chance to get out, stay in
For those who missed the festival, almost 80 of the films are able to be screened online for the remainder of the month.
Acclaimed documentary-maker Julie Goldman to share wisdom in master class
Goldman has more than 100 producing and executive producing credits and has made an incredible variety of quality documentaries.
‘Grossman’ is a joyful filmed look at the acclaimed Israeli author
While you may have heard and read a great deal about Grossman, one aspect of the documentary that you will not find elsewhere is the opportunity to hear him reading from his own works.
New documentary to explore life of Israeli icon Shoshana Damari
The documentary film about the life story of the iconic singer will be screened this year at the Docaviv festival at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque, and in other venues in the city and online.
The show will go on for Israeli film festivals
Docaviv, the Tel Aviv International Documentary Festival, the Cinema of the South Festival in Sderot, and the Arava Film International Festival are all set to go ahead.
Ma’alot Tarshiha mayor cancels screening of controversial documentary
Regev applauded the removal of the film from the festival program, stating, "There is no room to screen subversive films in publicly supported institutions"
