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Battleship Potemkin
Cinematheque 50: The First Program
Battleship Potemkin with Live Music
Battleship Potemkin
Dir.: Sergei Eisenstein | 70 minutes
22.04.25
21:00 		Tuesday 22.04.25 21:00 Cinematheque 3
2025-04-22 21:00:00 2025-04-23 00:00:00 Asia/Jerusalem Battleship Potemkin with Live Music <p>To mark the 50th anniversary of the Cinematheque's opening, we are proud to present one of the films screened during the first week of the Cinematheque’s operation, accompanied by live music.</p><p>"Reseketz" is Eran Tzamit's "ambient-songwriting" project.</p><p>The music shifts between fluid aesthetics (ambient and electronica) and more familiar musical concepts (trip-hop and emotional 'nineties' vibes), seeking to find its voice between them.</p><p>Eran Tzamit is a musician living and working in Jaffa. He is a graduate of Musrara and a true member of the band "Shen." As an artist, he strives to remain original while staying true to the social-emotional-artistic movement of our time.</p> Cinematheque Jerusalem Cinematheque

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To mark the 50th anniversary of the Cinematheque's opening, we are proud to present one of the films screened during the first week of the Cinematheque’s operation, accompanied by live music.

"Reseketz" is Eran Tzamit's "ambient-songwriting" project.

The music shifts between fluid aesthetics (ambient and electronica) and more familiar musical concepts (trip-hop and emotional 'nineties' vibes), seeking to find its voice between them.

Eran Tzamit is a musician living and working in Jaffa. He is a graduate of Musrara and a true member of the band "Shen." As an artist, he strives to remain original while staying true to the social-emotional-artistic movement of our time.

Battleship Potemkin
USSR 1925 | 70 minutes | Russian | Hebrew subtitles

Based on the historical mutiny aboard a battleship during the abortive 1905 Revolution, Eisenstein’s Battleship Potemkin is considered one of the best films ever made. The landmark sequence filmed on the Odessa steps is possibly the most famous scene of all time.

Dir.:
Sergei Eisenstein