Shorts from the Past 3 – A Selection of Israeli Short Films from Recent Years
Organizer: Haifa International Film Festival · ETHOS
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Cinema Reshet - Herzl 46
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Shorts from the Past 3 – A Selection of Israeli Short Films The first collaboration between Cinema Reshet and the Haifa International Film Festival brings a special selection of Israeli short films that have screened at the festival in recent years. Join us for three evenings of short films in a unique outdoor screening in the heart of Haifa’s Hadar neighborhood.
Cinema Reshet – 46 Herzl St., Haifa Doors open: 7:30 PM Screening starts: 8:30 PM
Tickets available on-site only 20 NIS | Seating is first come, first served
White Eye First screened at the 35th Haifa International Film Festival – 2019 20 min.
Directed and written by Tomer Shushan Produced by Shira Hochman and Kobi Mizrahi Cinematography: Saar Mizrahi Editing: Shira Hochman Music: Yossi Shmueli Sound design: Nin Hazan Starring: Daniel Gad
A man discovers that his stolen bicycle now belongs to a stranger. His desperate attempt to get it back becomes a struggle to remain human.
It’s Time You Died Already First screened at the 37th Haifa International Film Festival – 2021 18 min.
Directed, written and edited by Hadar Morag Produced by Shira Hochman and Kobi Mizrahi Cinematography: Matthias Zagoni Co-edited by Shira Hochman Sound design: Nin Hazan Featuring: Eve Handelman, Rose Handelman, Casey
Trapped within the walls of their home, Evie and her mother, Rose, struggle against an unavoidable permanent resident.
The Day My Father Dies First screened at the 33rd Haifa International Film Festival – 2017 23 min.
Directed, written and produced by Naif Hamoud Cinematography: Yaniv Linton Editing: Michal Gasner Music: Faraj Suleiman, Jangl Starring: Adi Khalifa, Adel Abu Rayya, Hamza Sagheer, Yara Jarar, Salim Dau, Makram Khoury, Eli Rizik
Saleh, an acting student living in Paris, returns to his hometown of Haifa to write a play centered on his own eulogy for his father—who is still alive.
More screenings in the Shorts from the Past series: Tuesday, September 29 – Program 1 From Here, You Can See the View – Tal Elkim | In the Shadow of the Mountain – Maya Kassel | Event Horizon – Shira Geffen
Wednesday, September 30 – Program 2 Cold Water – Itamar Elkalkai | Salma – Suheila Gattas | Fading Memory – Yiftach Samocha
The event is presented in collaboration with Cinema Reshet, an independent cinema in Haifa’s Hadar neighborhood that brings people together through local filmmaking and creates a space for conversation, creativity and culture rooted in the here and now.
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