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5.2.24

Monday

20:00

Other People’s Children | Rebecca Zlotowski

In the modern Family, women often raise children from previous marriages, but there are very few films actually dealing with this special and at times complicated relationship. This is an honest and realistic French film, gentle, beautiful and sensitive: when a new romance bursts into the life of a recently turned 40 Parisian teacher, it comes with her lover’s 4-year-old daughter.

The film was screened as part of the official competition at the Venice Film Festival and received a warm embrace from both viewers and critics, who praised its unique depiction of parenthood, the clever and sensitive work of the director and the acting of Virginie Efira in the lead role.

France 2022 | 104 minutes | French | Hebrew and English subtitles

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The Poetry of Science: The Ofer Lider Prize for Creative Writing by a Scientist

As part of the “Poetry of Science” project, a prize is awarded annually to scientists who create and write poetry or prose by the Weizmann Institute of Science.
The competition reflects the affinity between science and the humanities, encouraging scientists to engage in artistic creativity.

An evening of poetry, meeting the award winners and music by Talia Danzig.

Conducted under the auspices of the Weizmann-Mandel Program.

The event will be held in Hebrew

When We Were Kids - Naomi Shemer songs | Israel Philharmonic

Childhood scenes in music, our favorite children’s songs, as well as popular classical pieces: Schumann’s Kinderszenen, Bizet’s Jeux d’enfants, works by Mozart, Debussy and others.

Performers: Drorit Valk, Genadi Gurevich, Violin | Matan Noussimovitch, Viola | Haran Meltzer, Cello | Brad Annis, Double Bass | David Sebba, Arranger and Pianist
Singers: Daniela Skorka, Adi Ezra

Boys and girls aged 5–8

Me and You – playing with Arik Einstein | The Revolution Orchestra, Moni Moshonov and Sivan Talmor

A fresh musical interpretation of Arik Einstein’s work through new musical pieces and original arrangements, interwoven with video and sound samples from the legendary singer’s films, performances, clips, and sketches.

Conductor: Roy Oppenheim, Special guests - Moni Moshonov and Sivan Talmor. Composers and Arrangers: Zohar Sharon and Amir Lekner,

Revolution Orchestra players: Violin I: Adi Hlavin, Tomer Einat, Etien Meneri, Naama Serfaty, Talya Herzlich Violin II: Hagar Maoz, Lia Raikhlin, Amir Weizman Viola: Daniel Tanchelson, Miri Manasherov, Avital Noussimovitch Cello: Yael Shapira, Ben Shibolet, Romi Kopelman
Double Bass: Alon Azizi | Flute: Rachel Eilat | Clarinet: Tomer Ornan | Oboe: Shira Ben Yehoshua | Bassoon: Yaala Or Noy | French Horn: Shachar Ziv, Gal Guttman | Trumpet: Roi Aharon | Trombone: Meytar Naveh Harp: Ada Ragimov | Guitar: Gal Roth | Percussion and drums: Giori Politi, Dor Biran | Piano: Zohar Sharon

Duration: 90 min.

Presented with the kind permission of Einstein family and Shissel family, in collaboration with KAN – The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation Archive, and supported by the Independent Creators Fund and Roitman family.

The Revolution Orchestra shows are supported by Diti and Alex Landsberg-Sano and Michal and Yuval Rakavy.

Photo: Alona Einstein