אחרי שבחודשיים האחרונים הוא ייעץ לסרטים
“מכולת” של יובל שני, “נגטיב” של מיכאל רוזנוב
וגם לסרט על חייה של מלכת הדראג פפרמינט שביים אוריאל פאר
יאיר הוכנר יחלוק את הידע והנסיון שלו מ-20 השנים האחרונות
לגבי הגשת סרטים קצרים וארוכים לפסטיבלים.
איך בוחרים מפיץ או סוכן בינלאומי?
באיזה פסטיבלים כדאי להתחיל?
איך יוצרים סבב פסטיבלים מוצלח?
עצות, קרנות, ועוד…
האירוע יתקיים ביום ראשון ה-27 באפריל, בשעה 20:00
בסינמטק תל אביב, אולם 6. אורך המפגש כ-90 דקות.
כרטיס 30 ש”ח, ההכנסות כולן קודש להמשך קיומו של הפסטיבל.
New film by the director Matthew Fifer. Like in his debut “Cicada”, Fifer gives us a complex, dark and sexy profile of a man in search for answers to his troubled past.
This time round Fifer doesn’t act, but leaves the stage to Cole Doman (“Mutt”) who plays Joe, an investigating journalist, who returns to his hometown after rehab.
Joe is struggling to find a steady job, and focuses on the big story that will put his career back on track: The mysterious death of eight gay men in the psychiatric hospital that now stands abandoned in his hometown.
At the same time Joe begins a new and thrilling affair with Luke (Brian J Smith, “Sense8”). But who is the new stranger that arrived in town at the same time as Joe? Does the death of Joe’s sister when they were kids have anything to do with the deaths of the men in the psychiatric hospital?
Viewing is 18+ due to explicit sexual content and violence.
Dakota Riley is a beloved football star of his local high school. His dominant father and teammates have a clear plan for him, but Riley, who wants to be loved by everyone, is having a hard time loving himself. He does anonymous hook-ups, suffers from anxiety and lives in constant fear of being outed in a conservative town and a football team that is all toxic masculinity.
“Riley” is a fascinating film of the journey of a young man trying to figure out who he is, what he wants from himself and what is the life path he should be taking. The story focuses on his conflicted emotions and denied desires, all the while navigating adolescence.
“Riley” was written and directed by Benjamin Howard, and it is the director’s first full length feature, after he’s made several award winning short films. Howard is definitely a refreshing discovery and will surely find his place in Hollywood in the next few years. Jake Holley gives a powerful and complex performance as Riley.
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With discount code TLVFEST ticket’s price is 30NIS instead of 48NIS.
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Decade to Sean Baker’s (“Anora”, 2024) breakthrough film
It’s Christmas Eve in Tinseltown and Sin-Dee Rella is back on the block. Upon hearing that her pimp boyfriend hasn’t been faithful during the time she was locked up, the working girl and her best friend, Alexandra, embark on a mission to get to the bottom of the scandalous rumor. Their rip-roaring odyssey leads them through various subcultures of Los Angeles.
This Award winning picture is a unique, realistic and moving cinematic experience.
Celebrating Trans Day of Visibility ♥
France, 2024, 75 min, French and English with Hebrew and English subtitles
In the classic manner of “Sliding Doors”, please welcome the contemporary lesbian version.
Ella wakes up to a frightening number of unanswered calls and a very urgent message from her agent. She’s on a crucial crossroad – an audition that will determine her future. She has to race against the clock to make it on time to the audition, when every decision she makes has its own unique pros and cons, each road provides a different path with different potential to touch hearts, mend family ties, find unexpected romance, succeed or fail in the audition. Which way will lead Ella to her true self?
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Director: Antony Hickling
Script: Benedict Wells
Producer: Antony Hickling
Cast: Marie Chéru, Leonardo Can, Diana Steinmetz, Noée Andraos, Liia Kalindovskaia
Festivals:
Yellowstone International Film Festival 2024
Chéries-Chéris LGBTQI Film Festival 2024
Merlinka International Queer Film Festival 2024
Out On Film – Atlanta’s LGBTQ Film Festival 2024
Duration: 80 minutes
With discount code [TLVFEST] ticket’s price is 30NIS instead of 48NIS.
The screening will be preceded by panel and discussion “Women, Love, and Relationships”.
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Marie Theres, a successful doctor has some very special plans for her 20th anniversary with her husband Alexander, but he has a completely different idea. He’s about to break up with her that very evening. Alexander wants to be happier, freer and doesn’t want Marie Theres in his life anymore. As a result of this very unpleasant turn, Marie Theres will do what every logical woman might do when everything in her life goes completely wrong: she goes drinking in a lesbian bar. There she meets Fa, who lives in order to enjoy life and prefers non committal relationships. After a night of heavy drinking Fa took Marie Theres home, but Marie Theres cannot remember if they’ve done “anything”.
Two women in their 40s, seemingly completely unrelated to each other, but new feelings make them rethink, is this love? The result is a heartwarming comedy that will make you believe again in love.
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 Austrian Cultural Forum
A breathtaking drama that was shown during the Critics Week at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival
Director Antoine Chevrollier’s first full length feature explores masculinity and sexuality in rural France, and particularly in Longué-Jumelles, the director’s home town, where the film was shot.
Willy and Jojo are best friends, sharing a joint passion for motorcycles. Jojo is a motorcycle racing driver on the way to become famous in the scene and Willy is there to help him live his dream.
When a secret from Jojo’s past is revealed, his fast track to fame crumbles. The two friends embark on a self discovery journey neither of them wanted.
Young stars of the film, Amaury Foucher and Sayyid El Alami, present impressive, authentic and brave performances.
Viewing is 18+ due to explicit sexual content and violence.
Contains depictions of homophobia and self harm.
Jeremy Borison’s moving debut film provides a glimpse into the world of Noam, a religious high school student who comes from a very traditional Jewish-American family. Noam finds a love letter addressed to his grandfather by another man, written before the holocaust, and decides to look for the mystery man who wrote the letter and learn more about his grandfather as well as himself.
Charlie Korman is doing a wonderful job in the lead role. His best friend and love interest who helps him dig into his family secrets (that everyone seems adamant to hide) is played by Israeli actor Michael Zapesotsky (best known for his roles in TV series “Yellow Peppers” and “The Commander”).
“Unspoken” is a moving teen film that encompasses the past, present and the complex experience of being a religious teen in a conservative Jewish environment.
Creators in attendance. Q&A session after the screening.
