הקיץ היפה


להסבר על אופן הזמנת סרט לחצו כאן. בכל בקשה או שאלה ניתן לפנות למייל זה [email protected]


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דרמת התבגרות תקופתית.
בסוף שנות ה-30, ג’יניה, נערה בת 17 מהכפר, עוברת לעיר הגדולה. צמאה להרפתקאות היא מתחברת עם בחורה מסתורית המעירה בה רגשות חבויים.
בתפקידים ראשיים: ילה יארה ויאנלו, דווה קאסל (בתם של מוניקה בלוצ’י ו-ונסן קאסל, הזכורה מ“הברדלס”).
מבוסס על ספרו של צ’זארה פבזה.

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ההקרנה באדיבות:

אישה…


להסבר על אופן הזמנת סרט לחצו כאן. בכל בקשה או שאלה ניתן לפנות למייל זה [email protected]


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מהבמאית של סרט הגייז הפולני המעולה “בשם…”, שהוקרן בישראל בשנת 2013, מגיע סרטה החדש: “אישה…”.

על רקע המעבר מקומוניזם לקפיטליזם בפולין, הסרט משתרע על פני 45 שנים מחייה של אניאלה ווסולי ומסעה למציאת חירות אישית כאישה טרנסג’נדרית. היא מתמודדת עם קשיים בחיי המשפחה ועם סביבה שאיננה מוכנה להכיר בה. אילו בחירות אניאלה תצטרך לעשות כדי לחיות כמי שהיא באמת?

יצירה קולנועית מרהיבת עין ומסחררת חושים המספרת סיפור הנמשך על פני עשורים ומתארת תהליכים חברתיים, פוליטים ואישיים מנקודת מבט של אישה טרנסג’נדרית. על אף הקשיים שמערימה עליה המדינה שבה היא חיה, היא נאבקת בבירוקרטיה, דעות קדומות וטרנסופוביה עד להגשמה עצמית.

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ההקרנה באדיבות:

אלממולה


להסבר על אופן הזמנת סרט לחצו כאן. בכל בקשה או שאלה ניתן לפנות למייל זה [email protected]


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נינו בן ה-14 רק נמצא בתחילת ההתעוררות והחקירה המינית שלו, אבל הוא כבר חווה פשע שנאה על רקע הומופובי. כדי להגן עליו, הוריו מחליטים לעזוב באופן זמני את העיר ולעבור לחווה בכפר היכן שאביו עובד בבירוא יערות. החווה מוקפת בחורשה חשוכה, שם, לפי האגדה המקומית, מתגוררת האלממולה (Almamula), יצור מסתורי אשר אוספת לחיקה כל מי שחוטא באופן מיני. לא מספיק שנינו צריך להתמודד עם החשש שהמפלצת תגיע לאסוף אותו, אימו מארגנת לו מפגשים בכנסיה המקומית שבהם הכומר מנסה בכוח לקרב אותו לדת. האם הכרות עם הגנן של החווה עתיד לספק לנינו פתרון מפתיע לתהיות הקיומיות שלו?

סרט הביכורים של חואן סבסטיאן טוראלס, שהוקרן בבכורה עולמית בפסטיבל ברלין, מספק חוויה קולנועית מיסטית, חושנית, מפתיעה ומעוררת מחשבה על דעות קדומות וההתנגשות שלהן עם הקדמה והעולם המודרני.

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ההקרנה באדיבות:

Born for You


Please be aware – the screening is NOT in Tel-Aviv Cinematheque.


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A film adaptation of a book by the same name, based on a true story.
We invite you to this moving new Italian film that is also very relevant to the current Israeli reality.

Luca Trapanese is a single Catholic gay man, who in 2017 wants to adopt Alba, a baby with Down Syndrome, who was abandoned at the hospital at birth. In the past, the Italian authorities have denied Luca’ requests to adopt a child or a baby. Alba was left at the hospital while 30 heterosexual families had rejected her. A meeting with a human rights lawyer encourages Luca to appeal to the court in hope they will agree to let him adopt Alba.
Today, thanks to the precedent set by Luca and Alba’s case, Italy allows single men to become foster families. Luca was the first single gay man in Italian history that managed to adopt a child. He didn’t do that to be a groundbreaker or to fight the authorities, he just wanted a family.

In 2017 TLVFest had screened an earlier film by director Fabio Mollo – “Il padre d’Italia

Clown in a Cornfield

The residents of Kettle Springs can’t catch a break. Nothing has ever been the same since the treasured Baypen Corn Syrup Factory burned down and now a mysterious, grinning figure has emerged from the cornfields to cleanse the town of its burdens, one bloody victim at a time.
In Eli Craig’s (“Tucker & Dale vs Evil”) newest outing, the real fun starts when Frendo the clown comes out to play.

On Swift Horses

We are proud to invite you to the Israeli Premiere of one of the hottest films of the summer: “On Swift Horses“.

After returning from the Korean War, Lee and his wife Muriel begin a new and promising life in California, but everything is shaken by the arrival of Lee’s brother, Julius – a gambler with a mysterious past. A dangerous love triangle develops between the three. When Julius sets out on a journey to track down a young card cheat, Muriel’s longing for something exciting pushes her into a secret life of her own, gambling on horse races and searching for a love she never dared to dream of.
The film stars some of the hottest actors of our time: Daisy Edgar-Jones (“The Crawfish Song”), Jacob Elordi (“Euphoria,” “Saltburn,” “The Kissing Booth” films), Will Poulter (“The Elite,” “Guardians of the Galaxy 3”), Diego Calva (“Babylon,” “Narcos: Mexico”) and Sasha Calle (“The Flash”).

High Tide

Brazilian tourist Lourenço is left behind when his American boyfriend deserts him in Provincetown at the end of the summer season. Lourenço passes the time with random hookups, talking to the locals who hire him to do maintenance and flirting with a hot tourist named Maurice (James Bland). Lourenço has to decide how to deal with shadows of his past that won’t let go and the harsh reality of being an undocumented immigrant in the USA.
In his debut film, director Marco Calvani puts Brazilian actor Marco Pigossi (“Gen V”, “Invisible City”) at the heart of a sexy and melancholic story about an immigrant after an unexpected breakup. Alongside Pigossi you’ll find Academy Award winner Marisa Tomei, Bill Irwin (“Rustin”) and Mya Taylor (“Tangerine”).
Marco Calvani created a thoughtful and daring film that raises questions on queer life in the modern world.


Ticket Prices:

Regular ticket: 48 NIS
Tel Aviv Cinematheque membership (‘manuy’): 25 NIS
DigiTel: 29 NIS
Soldier/Pensioner/Disabled/Student ticket: 30 NIS
Displaced & evacuated: Free entry, if empty seats available (with ID card)

4 Tickets – special price 160 NIS (40 NIS per ticket) – purchase here (not including opening night and special events)
6 Tickets – special price 210 NIS (35 NIS per ticket) – purchase here (not including opening night and special events)
12 Tickets – special price 360 NIS (30 NIS per ticket) – purchase here (not including opening night and special events)

Somewhere In Love

After a divorce and a layoff from a prestigious job, 52-year-old Nicole’s life is far from what she imagined. She moves from a bourgeois neighborhood to a poor immigrant housing estate in the far suburbs of Paris and the only light in her life is her 19-year-old son, Serge, but he is fed up with his needy mother whom he can no longer tolerate. Nicole’s situation worsens when her checkbook and credit card are canceled. A meeting with Nora, the owner of the local bar, finally provides Nicole with some comfort. But can Serge cope with the change his mother is going through?
French/Italian cinema icon with Jewish roots, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi (star of François Ozon’s films: “The Time That Remains”, “Summer of ’85”, “5X2”) plays Nicole with great passion, while Lubna Azabal (“The Blue Caftan”, “Incendies”) as Nora plays a character full of insight and wisdom.

“Love & Revolution” and panel

אהבה ומהפכה

Special screening in collaboration with the Cervantes Institute to mark 20 years of gay marriage in Spain

12:30 – Coffee and pastries will be served in screening hall 6 to ticket buyers, courtesy of the Cervantes Institute.
13:00 – The screening will be preceded by panel and discussion “The LGBT struggle in Israel”
screening hall 2 (app. 30 min)


The year is 1977 and Miguel is going to be the first one in his family to go to university. But Miguel has different dreams: to become a singer and take part in a popular TV competition. He’s exposed to social activists, finds himself doing drag in underground clubs and becomes an activist himself, all this in secret and against the will of his mother Reme, a 50 year-old woman, who works as a seamstress in a luxury suits shop.
In the 70’s homosexuality was still taboo in Spain, the police regularly used violence against the LGBTQ community and being associated with the gay community was an offence that could get you in jail. When Miguel is caught in drag by the police, his conservative mother decides to step up and join Miguel’s friends – other activists from the gay community, to fight the police, the court and the government in order to make Spain a better place.
In his debut film, director Alejandro Marín manages to get into the hearts of his audience with a thrilling and sweeping dramedy on the right to love. A film that is a salute to all those who fought and are still fighting to live in a liberal country with equal rights and no fear.
The film’s original name, “Te estoy amando locamente” (“I love you madly”), refers to the power of mother’s love to her son, and therefore it is also a film that honors all the mothers that support their LGBTQ children, and even if sometimes it’s hard for them, they would fight for their sons and daughters till the end.
The film is based on real events.


Ticket Prices:

Regular ticket: 48 NIS
Tel Aviv Cinematheque membership (‘manuy’): 25 NIS
DigiTel: 29 NIS
Soldier/Pensioner/Disabled/Student ticket: 30 NIS
Displaced & evacuated: Free entry, if empty seats available (with ID card)

4 Tickets – special price 160 NIS (40 NIS per ticket) – purchase here (not including opening night and special events)
6 Tickets – special price 210 NIS (35 NIS per ticket) – purchase here (not including opening night and special events)
12 Tickets – special price 360 NIS (30 NIS per ticket) – purchase here (not including opening night and special events)


In association with the Embassy of Spain

Gay USA

A restored copy of the first full-length American documentary made by LGBT people about Pride parades in the United States.
In 1977 one of the pioneers of gay cinema filmmakers, Arthur J. Bressan Jr., recruited film crews across the country to document Pride parades in San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Diego, and Philadelphia.
The film also includes rare footage from the first New York Pride parade in 1970 and the first San Francisco parade in 1972, as well as interviews with activists and participants. The film illustrates the anger of the LGBT community in the wake of Anita Bryant’s homophobic campaign and the hate crimes against the community that followed. At the same time, the film also illustrates the immense power and importance of the parades.
Gay USA” offers a spectacular, vibrant, and beautiful collage of an incredible year in history of the gay community. The film conveys a strong message of hope and also of the victorious power of love.

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