Ai Weiwei’s Turandot
In his directorial and operatic debut, artist and activist Ai Weiwei tries to connect Puccini to contemporary politics as the turmoil engulfing humanity finds its way into the theater.
Art Spiegelman: Disaster is my Muse
A comprehensive and compelling portrait of the life and work of the cartoonist who revolutionized the medium of comics with his graphic novel MAUS, whose illustrations continue to shine with sharp wit and unwavering moral and humanistic conviction.
Filmlovers!
French filmmaker Arnaud Desplechin explores the magic of watching movies. Through an intelligent and associative kaleidoscopic blend of fiction and documentary, Desplechin crafts a fun, wholesome, and beautiful fairytale, filled with love for cinema.
François Truffaut, My Life, a Screenplay
The autobiographical endeavor the cinematic maestro never finished in his lifetime is painstakingly realized, connecting letters, family photos, and scenes from his films, which mirrored his own life experiences.
Hora
Hora reveals the dream of local dance. It is an allegory of Israeli identity, both past and present, through the world of folk dancing, the story of the vision to create a new culture, and the struggle for unity through the feet.
I Am Martin Parr
A funny, colorful, and fast-paced journey across Britain, tracing the oeuvre of a photographer who has been diligently documenting his country since the 1970s and brilliantly blending social criticism, a touch of cynicism, and a celebration of eccentricity.
Naomi Polani: Last Dance and Farewell
At 96, former renowned Israeli director Naomi Polani races against time. Confined to a wheelchair, she strives to complete her final choreography for an elderly women's dance troupe. Will her passion prevail, or will old age overpower her?
Seasons of Dance
A dynamic and dazzling cinematic piece that brings together Antonio Vivaldi’s original masterpiece, Max Richter’s recomposition, six renowned choreographers, and eight phenomenal dancers in Four Seasons of music, nature, and intense emotions and physicality.
The Sleeper - The Lost Caravaggio
An 80-year-old woman from Madrid brought an old painting that had long adorned her living room to an auction house. The initial estimate: €1,500. Twenty-four hours later, the price leaps to €300 million. What unfolds next is nothing short of a thriller.
The Trouble With Mr Doodle
Beneath the charming drawings that propelled him to international acclaim lies the complex portrait of Mr. Doodle, a man torn between an untamed creative urge and the dark chasms of his mind.
Thom Browne: The Man Who Tailors Dreams
A portrait of the fashion designer who transformed the conservative tailored gray business suit into a daring statement piece that dominated global runways, and whose creations continue to challenge the gender stereotypes that affect us all.
