Films for English Speakers

Germain is a simple guy, but he has a big heart. One afternoon, he meets Margueritte, an old kind lady who introduces him to the world of fine literature. Through the words of Albert Camus, Romain Gary, and others Germain encounters a whole new and delightful world.

The greatest love story ever told – through ballet. An ancient family feud casts a long shadow over the town of Verona. In this hothouse of tension, brawls are quick to break out and both sides get caught in the crossfire. Tickets: 75 NIS / Members: 50 NIS

Lang returns to his hometown after being released from jail. While working for the local dog patrol team to clear the town of stray dogs before the Olympic Games, he strikes up an unlikely connection with a black dog. These two lonely souls now embark on a new journey together.

On September 16, 1977, Maria Callas was found dead in her Paris home. Maria revisits her final week—ill, addicted to sedatives, and lost in memories. Pablo Larraín crafts a poetic, emotionally resonant portrait, enriched by operatic passages and a powerful lead performance.

Filmmaker Tom Shoval creates a personal cinematic letter to David Cunio, kidnapped by Hamas on October 7, 2023. David and his twin brother starred in Shoval's debut feature Youth. Using behind-the-scenes footage, Shoval reflects on brotherhood, memory, reality, and the catastrophic consequences of war.

Dedicated beyond reason to his employer, Stevens is the perfect butler – always anticipating the needs of others and neglecting his own. It will take years before he realizes that he missed living. An excellent exploration of class structure and its social and psychological implications. 

The buried memories of the Spanish Civil War are unearthed as a woman searches for the remains of her grandfather's father and discovers the story of an idealistic young teacher from Tarragona.

Adi’s summer in his quiet village shatters after a violent attack. As his parents and community change toward him, buried tensions surface. Emanuel Parvu’s sharp, realistic drama explores family, identity, and courage with powerful performances and precise direction.

Two narcotic detectives set out to thwart a cocaine shipment from Europe, and try to seize the substance and capture the perpetrators. The French Connection presents some of the most iconic scenes in film history, moral ambiguity, coarse cinematography, and a dazzling performance by Gene Hackman.

Max, an ex-con, and Lion, a drifter, journey across America in Scarecrow, Jerry Schatzberg’s soulful road movie. Blending Of Mice and Men with Midnight Cowboy, it explores friendship, loneliness, and a forgotten America—brought to life by two of cinema’s finest performances.

Iraq hero Will Montgomery has three months left of service. For the remainder of his time, he is assigned to the Casualty Notification Office, travelling to convey the tragic message to the families of the fallen. Will he be able to get back to normal life?

A D.C. attorney discovers evidence against a top official and is soon hunted relentlessly. Tony Scott crafts a slick, paranoid thriller with dynamic direction and standout performances by Hackman and Smith. Viewers just need to buckle up and enjoy.