Jerusalem 2018: Screen's dailies
Read Screen’s daily magazines from the 35th Jerusalem International Film Festival here.
First Bedouin feature 'Eed' in the works at Jerusalem's Pitch Point event
Shlomi Elkabetz has boarded ground-breaking project.
Shira Geffen unveils family drama set in Israel's Masada plateau
Geffen won the Camera d’Or in Cannes in 2007 with debut feature ‘Jellyfish’.
'Israel In A Day' gears up with 'Sand Storm', 'Jonathan Agassi' filmmakers (exclusive)
Heymann brothers to direct latest instalment from Scott Free.
Yad Vashem has online ambitions for Holocaust film library
The Center adds about 600 to 800 films per year to its library.
Jerusalem Film Festival crowns Pitch Point winners
Avishai Sivan’s Lot’s Wife scoops top award.
Jerusalem Think Fest: experts advise on smart festival strategies
Panelists also discussed the volume of film content submitted to festivals.
Jerusalem Think Fest: how do film festivals navigate complex political climates?
Festival professionals debate government influence.
New Europe boards Jerusalem Pitch Point title 'The Delegation' (exclusive)
New Europe has recently represented Israeli titles including One Week And A Day and Scaffolding.
Jerusalem Film Festival doc 'Jonathan Agassi Saved My Life' scores international sales deal
Project comes from Mr Gaga filmmakers the Heymann brothers.
Jerusalem kicks off with local crowd-pleaser 'The Unorthodox'
The film explores the birth of Israel’s controversial religious political party Shas in the 1980s.
Sam Spiegel International Film Lab 2018 backs 'Anatolian Leopard', fetes Dieter Kosslick
Lab ran outside of the Jerusalem Film Festival this year.
Jerusalem competition title 'Echo' picked up by Go2Films (exclusive)
Film premieres in the festival’s Israeli Feature Competition on Friday (July 27).
