The Dybbuk

Time	Items
All day
3pm	15:00 Israeli Shorts Female Students - Program 1
4pm	16:00 Lee \| Theatrical Release 16:30 Israeli Shorts Female Students - Program 2
5pm	17:30 Highway 65 17:30 Shorts Pitching Competition
6pm	18:00 Israeli Shorts Female Students - Program 3 18:30 Eid \| Theatrical Release
8pm	20:00 Two to One 20:00 The Persian Version 20:30 Lee \| Theatrical Release

Time

Items

All day

3pm

15:00

Israeli Shorts Female Students - Program 1

4pm

16:00

Lee | Theatrical Release

16:30

Israeli Shorts Female Students - Program 2

5pm

17:30

Highway 65

17:30

Shorts Pitching Competition

6pm

18:00

Israeli Shorts Female Students - Program 3

18:30

Eid | Theatrical Release

8pm

20:00

Two to One

20:00

The Persian Version

20:30

Lee | Theatrical Release

THE DYBBUK _c_fpa_classics_f.jpg

Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival 2024

The Dybbuk

Dir.: Michal Waszynski | 118 minutes

02.01.25 17:00	Thursday 02.01.25	17:00	Cinematheque 3				`2025-01-02 17:00:00 2025-01-02 20:00:00 Asia/Jerusalem The Dybbuk <p>Screened with a special soundtrack by Dudi Bar David. </p><div>Opening Remarks (in Heb.): Sigalit Landau - SALT BRIDE.</div> Cinematheque Jerusalem Cinematheque`

Other Screenings

Screened with a special soundtrack by Dudi Bar David.

Opening Remarks (in Heb.): Sigalit Landau - SALT BRIDE.

The Dybbuk

Poland 1937 | 118 minutes | Yiddish | Hebrew, English subtitles

In a Polish shtetl, two young men betroth their unborn children, ignoring the advice of a mysterious traveller. Soon after, one of the men dies, and the wife of the other dies in childbirth. The children grow up in different towns, without ever knowing of the betrothal, but the power of destiny leads them to meet one another... Based on the 1914 play by S. Ansky, THE DYBBUK – considered a cornerstone of Yiddish cinema and German Expressionism – relates the story of a young bride possessed by a dybbuk (malicious spirit) and depicts the traditional folk culture of Polish Jews before WW2.