Get ready for an electrifying lineup of restored movie classics at the ReFILM: Restoration Film Festival happening at the Jerusalem Cinematheque from October 27 to November 2. From telekinetic revenge to mistaken identities and heroic quests, each film promises to captivate audiences with its compelling storytelling.
This year’s festival features a diverse selection of restored films from around the world, including Hollywood gems like Alfred Hitchcock’s iconic “North by Northwest” and John Ford’s epic “The Searchers.” These cinematic masterpieces come to life on the big screen, offering a truly immersive experience unlike anything you’ve seen before.
Don’t miss the chance to delve into the world of classic cinema with a mix of thrillers, rom-coms, and historical dramas that will keep you on the edge of your seat. For the full program and ticket information, visit the Jerusalem Cinematheque’s website here.
Discover Rare Gems
One standout film to look out for is Natan Gross’s 1946 Yiddish film, “Unzere Kinder,” shedding light on the Holocaust era through a poignant story of resilience and remembrance. Additionally, the festival showcases a collection of short films from the Steven Spielberg Jewish Film Archive, providing a glimpse into Jewish life and history.
Celebrating Diversity
Experience the richness of Jewish culture and heritage through films that explore various aspects of Israeli society, wartime struggles, and immigrant integration. From the bustling streets of Beersheba to the tranquil Burmese countryside, each film offers a unique perspective on human resilience and compassion.