Sunday | 27.04.25

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Life Is a Miracle
18:00
A Letter to David + conversation (in Heb.)
18:00
Three Friends | Theatrical Release
8pm
20:30
A Self Made Hero
20:30
Real Estate - Love Story | Theatrical Release
9pm
21:00
Bob Dylan: Dont Look Back
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True Romance

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The arrival of Beating Hearts, a graduate of the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, at the Cinematheque offers a unique opportunity to explore the cinematic genre of wild love—love that erupts from a burning heart and gradually sets the world around it ablaze. This month’s modest program features several more cinematic gems that delve into the turbulent and destructive power of love.

Beating Hearts

Beating Hearts

Dir.: Gilles Lellouche
| 166 minutes

In the 1980s, Clotaire, a high school dropout, falls for Jackie, a girl expelled from private school. Their passionate love is interrupted when Clotaire is imprisoned for 12 years. Upon release, his love for Jackie persists, despite her marriage, in a powerful exploration of first love.

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Jules et Jim

Dir.: Francois Truffaut
| 105 minutes

Truffaut creates one of cinema’s most famous romantic triangles in this story of Jules and Jim, close friends in love with the same woman. A celebration of artistic ferment and bohemian life in Europe between the wars. 

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Brokeback Mountain

Dir.: Ang Lee
| 130 minutes

Wyoming, 1963. Young cowboys Jack and Ennis, hired for the summer, form a passionate and confusing bond. As the season ends, they part ways, but their deep love endures. Brokeback Mountain explores themes of personal freedom versus social conventions, but above all, it is a love story.

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A Short Film About Love

Dir.: Krzysztof Kieslowski
| 86 minutes

A 19-year-old postal clerk, obsessed with a beautiful, older artist, monitors the woman’s every move. The two eventually have an encounter which almost succeeds in destroying the young man.

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Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Dir.: Céline Sciamma
| 120 minutes

France, 1770. Marianne is commissioned to paint the wedding portrait of the aristocratic Heloise. But the bride refuses, and Marianne is forced to paint her in private. An enchanting, breathtaking, fascinating and passionate work, with masterful cinematography and extraordinary performances.

The Piano Teacher

The Piano Teacher

Dir.: Michael Haneke
| 130 minutes

Erika Kohut is a strict piano teacher in a famous music conservatory in Vienna.When one of her students falls in love with her, all of Erika's repressed fantasies come out and lead her on a series of humiliating acts. Michael Haneke's film is another provocative work by the Austrian Auteur.

Wild at Heart

Wild at Heart

Dir.: David Lynch
| 127 minutes

An ex-convict and his blonde lover flee the girl's mother who forbids their relationship. The film follows the couple on the run in the deep American South. Filled with motifs from children's stories and American culture, the film is a visually rich journey.

True Romance

True Romance

Dir.: Tony Scott
| 116 minutes

A salesman in a comic store falls in love with a prostitute and is forced to kill her pimp. The couple flees for their lives. Director Tony Scott embraces Quentin Tarantino’s gripping script, with its graphic violence, sharp dialogue, nihilism, and black humor.

In the Realm of the Senses

In the Realm of the Senses

Dir.: Nagisa Oshima
| 105 minutes

The story of a restaurant owner who falls in love with one of his waitress. The two build a relationship based mainly on sex. Oshima uses his erotic scenes to tell a sad love story. Ages: 18+