Monday | 20.05.24

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16:00
Viper in the Fist
5pm
17:00
Challengers | Theatrical Release
6pm
18:00
Men of Deeds
18:15
Remember the Night
8pm
20:00
Anatomy of a Fall | Theatrical Release
20:30
A Room of His Own
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Monthly Screenings

In the Footsteps of Buddha: Shintoism, Hinduism, and Ancient Religions

The Zen Diary

In the Footsteps of Buddha: Shintoism, Hinduism, and Ancient Religions

4 meetings, once a month, Fri., 10:30

Price: 320 NIS / Members: 290 NIS

E&OE 

Traditional Shintoism and Imported Christianity - Religions, Rituals and Ceremonies in Japan

Speaker (in Heb.): Ayelet Eidelberg. Tickets: 90 NIS / Members: 80 NIS

Departures

Dir.: Yojiro Takita
| 130 minutes

When the orchestra where he plays the cello is dissolved, Daigo and his wife return to his village in northern Japan. He finds a job in a funeral home, and as strange as it may sound - it appears that preparing the deceased bodies for burial may be his true calling.

Buddhism and Zen Buddhism in Japan

Speaker (in Heb.): Nissim Otmazgin

The Zen Diary

Dir.: Yuji Nakae
| 111 minutes

A writer, who lives alone in a cabin in the mountains and cooks his meals from the ingredients he collected, struggles to part with the ashes of his deceased wife. A beautiful and heartfelt film that extraordinarily explores life and death.

Sacred: The Place of Faith

Speaker (in Heb.): Danny Yanai

Sacred

Dir.: Thomas Lennon
| 86 minutes

Shot by more than 40 filmmaking teams around the world, the film immerses the viewer in the daily use of faith and spiritual practice.

India, from Ancient Hinduism to the Present Day

Speaker (in Heb.): Moran Kushnir

Un plus une

Dir.: Claude Lelouch
| 113 minutes

A famous film score composer goes to India to compose the score for an Indian version of Romeo and Juliet. When he becomes involved with the wife of the French ambassador to India, complications begin.