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A documentary portrait of Egyptian Jewish fashion designer Gaby Aghion, founder of the Chloé Fashion House. With previously unseen footage and interviews, filmmaker Isabelle Cottençeau offers a captivating representation of a woman who set out to revolutionize society through fashion.
Between July 1942 and September 1943, 63,000 of Amsterdam’s 77,000 Jews were deported. 58,000 were killed. The Nazis received the help of many Dutch citizens: police officers, civil servants, and the Amsterdam City Tram. Willy Lindwer and author Guus Luijters retell this forgotten story of deportation..
Beatie Deutsch is an ultra-Orthodox, world-class athlete, mother of five, who defies all stereotypes. We watch her grapple with setbacks, injuries, and psychological challenges. Will the single-minded pursuit of qualifying within the Olympic standard destroy her joy and passion for what she loves?
Marcella Hazan changed how we cook and experience Italian food. A disabled woman trained as a scientist, Marcella never cooked until she immigrated to America. But through her cookbooks and teaching -- and an uncompromising commitment to Italian tradition -- her impact was felt in millions of American home kitchens.
Based on true events, the film explores the story of a concentration camp deportee from Spain who turned out to be fictitious. Filmmakers Aitor Arregi and Jon Garaño present a film that is fearless in exploring how truth is deployed in both life and cinema.
David returns to Buenos Aires from Europe for his uncle's funeral. Once there, he learns that his mother has decided to pull the plug on his comatose father. David oscillates between his past and present, as he tries to find his own place.
In the throes of a manic episode, a young Israeli man kidnaps his father and sets out on a surreal journey through the national hero’s consciousness.
Three soldiers come back from the past in order to confront the commander who sealed their fate.
On October 7, a father struggles to find the right words for his six-year-old daughter.
Rabbi on the Block is a documentary portrait of Tamar Manasseh, a charismatic rabbi and community activist from the south side of Chicago, who wants African Americans and Jews to become closer allies.
Mismatched cousins David (Jesse Eisenberg) and Benji (Kieran Culkin) reunite for a tour through Poland to honor their grandmother, but old tensions resurface. Premiering at Sundance, the film earned rave reviews for its humor, emotional depth, and the actors' stellar performances.
Thursday 06.02.25 | 06.02.25 20:30 | Cinematheque 4 | Cinematheque 4 | |||||
Saturday 08.02.25 | 08.02.25 16:30 | Cinematheque 4 | Cinematheque 4 | |||||
Saturday 08.02.25 | 08.02.25 21:00 | Cinematheque 4 | Cinematheque 4 | |||||
Sunday 09.02.25 | 09.02.25 18:00 | Cinematheque 2 | Cinematheque 2 | |||||
Monday 10.02.25 | 10.02.25 20:30 | Cinematheque 4 | Cinematheque 4 | |||||
Tuesday 11.02.25 | 11.02.25 18:00 | Cinematheque 4 | Cinematheque 4 | |||||
Wednesday 12.02.25 | 12.02.25 20:30 | Cinematheque 4 | Cinematheque 4 |
Leni Riefenstahl is considered one of the most controversial women of the 20th century. Her films served as Nazi propaganda, but were nonetheless considered milestones in cinema history. However, she always downplayed her association with the Nazi party. So, who was she, really?
Twenty-one years in the making, SABBATH QUEEN follows Amichai Lau-Lavie’s journey from radical drag queen to influential Rabbi of a God-optional, artist-driven New York synagogue.
An acclaimed gripping and suspenseful drama about the 1972 Munich Olympics terror attack and the drama that ensued in the news studio broadcasting the live events to the world.
After October 7th, American Jewish singer Matisyahu confronts anti-Israel backlash, cancelled US shows, and rising tensions while performing in Israel, becoming a symbol of Jewish resilience amidst a global crisis.
For over seven decades, Mariette Diamant—who escaped with her parents from Nazi-occupied France during WWII—hid the Jewish origins of her family out of fear of retaliation. But at 90, Mariette decides to shed light on that past that haunts her and reveal her true identity.
When Noam, a closeted, religious teenager finds a love letter written to his grandfather by another man before the Holocaust, he discovers that he might not be alone. Struggling with his own identity and hoping to find validation in his grandfather’s history, he sets out on an odyssey to discover the truth.
Leah, an ultra-Orthodox mother overwhelmed by postpartum struggles, masks her pain with an empowerment tape. Ironically, its messages deepen her unhappiness, sanctifying her suffering instead of providing relief.
A graphic narrative by an author homesick for a home she has never visited, based on her Iraqi-Jewish family’s bittersweet memories of their lost homeland.
A 3D-animated journey through Kibbutz Gevim, the director's childhood home, reveals an unexpected encounter among those who remained after October 7th. In a place of absence, the film uncovers resilience and unspoken bonds.
