Films for English Speakers

1973.Wiliam Miller is a young and opinionated music critic for a couple of small newspapers. Courted by "Rolling Stone" to accompany an emerging rock band on its first music tour, he agrees. On his way through the world of 1970s rock, he will learn a few things about life and about himself.

For three years, filmmaker Ruth Beckermann followed a class of immigrant children in Vienna. Through their teacher Ilkay’s inclusive approach, the children evolve into individuals and form a supportive community. The film explores key issues, offering a thought-provoking, emotional portrait.

In The Long Goodbye, Philip Marlowe investigates his friend’s death, uncovering a web of money, murder, and intrigue. Altman focuses on atmosphere and character complexity over plot, creating a haunting, morally ambiguous noir that remains a 1970s classic. 

A field hospital in the middle of the Korean War, with a series of unforgettable characters and scenes. M*A*S*H holds some of the trademarks of its genius director: fluid camera, rich soundtrack with plenty of talkative ramblings, a narrative structure that relies on unhinged and humane moments.

Woody Allen's film takes place in the heydays of radio - the romantic days of the music of George Gershwin, Benny Goodman and Frank Sinatra. The film's protagonist's family lives in the New York area of ​​Rockaway Beach in the early days of World War II. 

After 20 years of marriage, Marie Theres’s relationship with Alexandre falls apart. She wakes up in Fa’s bed, sparking a reawakening of her emotions and prompting her to question her future. What a Feeling is a contemporary romantic comedy about midlife heroines and female romance.

At the turn of the twentieth century, orphan Anders is mistreated by his uncle in a remote valley. As an adult, he builds a life with his love and faces World War II. Set against the stunning Austrian landscape, A Whole Life offers a poignant portrait of 20th-century Austria.

Pokey, a barber-cum-trumpet player discovers a body behind his shop. Jackie, a young drifter , claims to be the sister of the dead man. Together, Pokey and Jackie pack the corpse in a car and set off for New Orleans.

Sarah, a martial arts trainer, travels to Amman to train three uninterested sisters in an isolated villa guarded by strict security. Ayub masterfully blends realism with horror and thriller, challenging social norms. The film has become one of the fall's most talked-about releases since its Locarno premiere.

During a police raid, a man is shot and loses his memory. Some believe he's a biogenetics researcher, others suspect he's a terrorist. As he regains his memories, he embarks on a quest for the truth, seeking help from an involved officer.

In A Wedding, the groom is from old money, the bride from a self-made truck dealer, and rumors of mafia ties surround the groom’s father. Altman masterfully navigates a web of characters, conflicts, and secrets, making it a fitting conclusion to his 1970s golden era.

Classical ballet's most powerful tale of love, treachery and forgiveness. Bringing together Tchaikovsky’s sensational score with the incredible imagination of choreographer Liam Scarlett and designer John Macfarlane, Swan Lake on the big screen will be an exceptional way to experience this ultimate ballet classic. Tickets: 75 NIS / Members: 50 NIS