Saturday | 30.11.24

Time Items
All day
 
11am
11:00
Concerto: Rivalry in Music – Furtwängler vs. Toscanini
11:00
Eid | Theatrical Release
4pm
16:00
The Teachers’ Lounge | Theatrical Release
16:00
The Small Back Room
16:30
12:08 East of Bucharest
6pm
18:15
Emilia Pérez | Theatrical Release
18:15
Pulp Fiction
7pm
19:00
Seven Blessings
8pm
20:45
Eid | Theatrical Release
9pm
21:15
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Monthly Screenings

Cloudy Sunday
Tsitsanis - The Giant of Greek Music
Cloudy Sunday
Dir.: Manoussos Manoussakis | 116 minutes

Other Screenings

The man who took Rebetiko out of the Hash Dens and into mainstream Greek music

Lecture by: Razi Grynblat

Concert performed by: Sotiris Papatragiannis ( Greece), vocal Baglama, Tomer Katz guitar, vocal, music arrangements, Josseph Romano bouzouki, Vera Gorensteyn violin, Nitai Kadosh Bass

In the program songs by Vasilis Tsitsanis: Baxe Tsifliki, Sinefiasmeni Kiriaki, Nixtes Magikes, Omorfi Thessaloniki and more

Please note: This program will be longer than usual.

Screened as part of the 18th Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival.

Cloudy Sunday
Greece 2015 | 116 minutes | Greek | Hebrew subtitles

Based on George Skampardonis's book of the same title, Cloudy Sunday takes place in Thessaloniki, Greece, between 1942 and 1943. Under the German occupation, a young couple, George and Estrea, fall in love. But in these tempestuous times, love between a Christian and a Jew is forbidden. The adventurous lovers, caught between a brutal totalitarian regime and the absurdity of racial discrimination, find refuge in the historic Ouzeri Tsitsanis, a taverna run by composer Vasilis Tsitsanis. There, the great Tsitsanis is going through his most creative years, composing his best known songs, among them the legendary Synnefisameni Kyriaki (Cloudy Sunday).

Dir.:
Manoussos Manoussakis
W.:
Andreas Konstantinou, Christina Hila Famel, Haris Fragoulis
Penny Lane
Exec. Ed.