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New Films

Hemda

Dir.: Shemi Zarhin
| 125 minutes

Though there is quite an age gap between Sassi and Efi, their love and humor keep them from life's weariness and despair. When two youngsters appear in their lives, their carefully kept routine breaks and the couple's love is tested.

Delegation

Dir.: Asaf Saban
| 100 minutes

Three childhood friends go on a high-school trip to the Holocaust sites in Poland. Between extermination camps and memorial sites, they go through their own personal journey, face their fears, and celebrate their youth.

The Sixth Child

Dir.: Léopold Legrand
| 92 minutes

Franck and Meriem live on the outskirts of Paris. They have five children, a sixth on the way, and endless financial problems. Julien and Anna are lawyers, unable to have children. The meeting between the couples gives birth to a dramatic and captivating film.

Coup de chance

Dir.: Woody Allen
| 93 minutes

Coup de Chance is about the important role chance and luck play in our lives.

On the Wandering Paths

Dir.: Denis Imbert
| 95 minutes

On the Wandering Paths, in which a writer injured in an accident goes on a journey through France's hidden paths, is a portrait of a place and the hero observing it. An expedition that that brings up thoughts, uncertainties, and insights about the journey, and life itself.

The Great Escaper

Dir.: Oliver Parker
| 96 minutes

At 89, Bernard decides to leave his nursing home and attend the ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the invasion of Normandy, which he took part in. Soon his escape becomes a media event. The Great Escaper is "a moving and surprisingly nuanced drama" (Empire).

Treasure

Dir.: Julia von Heinz
| 111 minutes

Ruth embarks on a roots journey in Poland, the place her parents immigrated from after surviving the Holocaust, together with her father. But he has his own plans for their journey. Treasure is a "low-key tearjerker about repressed grief and family tensions." (Times).