The 13th Solidarity Film Festival will take place at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque and other venues in Israel on 4-13 December, 2025. The 2025 Solidarity Festival will offer premiere screenings of narrative and documentary films on human rights alongside special screenings, meetings and discussions on human rights in Israel. International Films Israeli Films About the Festival Solidarity Human Rights Film Festival began in 2011 out of a deep belief in the power of art in general, and cinema in particular, to create significant change in worldviews and in reality. The Solidarity Festival, the only cultural event in Israel dedicated entirely to human rights, offers the audience an excellent cinematic experience that, alongside shared enjoyment and entertainment, also seeks to provoke thought and raise for discussion issues that are at the core of liberal and humanist thought, at a time when democracy in Israel and around the world is being challenged and human rights are under threat. The festival program combines award-winning narrative and documentary films from Israel and around the world as well as frameworks for examining burning topics related to various issues and struggles – among them are democracy, pursuit of peace, globalization, refugees and asylum seekers, discrimination, racism, women's rights, LGBT rights, children's and youth rights, the right to protest, freedom of expression, freedom of the press, workers' rights, hunger, poverty and food security, environmental justice and the climate crisis. In addition, the festival screens films and holds discussions that address unique local issues, primarily the occupation and the Nation-State Law, out of a deep commitment to promoting Israeli cinema and responsibility for creating a more just and fair society in Israel.

Ever since its establishment, the Solidarity Festival has been monitoring the struggle. This year, twenty years after the Separation Barrier was built on Bil’in’s lands, we will mark the event with two award-winning films: Bil’in My Love by Shai Carmeli-Pollak and 5 Broken Cameras by Guy Davidi and Emad Burnat. At the end of each screening, we will host the filmmakers for a panel discussion with the audience. Bil’in Program Five Broken Cameras Sat 6.12 | 19:30 | Hall 4 Tickets Bilin My Love Sat 13.12 | 16:15 | Hall 2 Tickets In early 2005, work started on the Separation Barrier on the outskirts of the Palestinian village of Bil’in. It quickly turned out that the construction work would involve the takeover of much of the village’s lands and the expansion of nearby Jewish settlements, which have already threatened to surround the village. This was the start of one of the most stubborn struggles against the crimes of the ongoing occupation. Every Friday, hundreds of demonstrators – women, men, children and the elderly marched towards the barrier. The IDF responded with extreme violence, using shock grenades, tear gas – sometimes with canisters aimed directly at protestors – rubber- and plastic-coated bullets, and sometimes even live ammunition. Dozens of villages were injured, many were arrested, and night raids on homes became routine. But the Bil’inite spirit refused to break, and their struggle inspired millions worldwide. It spawned photo albums, exhibition, documentaries, and even an entire movie festival. The protests were accompanied by a prolonged legal battle, at the end of which the Israeli Supreme Court ordered that some of the barrier’s route would be changed and some of the lands returned to their owners. Ever since its establishment, the Solidarity Festival has been monitoring the struggle. This year, twenty years after the Separation Barrier was built on Bil’in’s lands, we will mark the event with two award-winning films: Bil’in My Love by Shai Carmeli-Pollak and 5 Broken Cameras by Guy Davidi and Emad Burnat. At the end of each screening, we will host the filmmakers for a panel discussion with the audience. Emad Burnat from the Palestinian Bil’in receives his first video camera on the occasion of the birth of his son Jibril in 2005. At that time, Israel decides to build the Separation Barrier on the land of his village. The villagers oppose that decision and their weekly protests with international and Israeli peace activists come to symbol nonviolent resistance. 5 Broken Cameras Info Tickets The West Bank Separation Barrier cuts through Palestinian land and deeply affects its inhabitants – thousands of olive trees are uprooted, and farmers are separated from their fields, patients from their clinics, and children from their schools. Bilin My Love Info Tickets

This festival program seeks not only to highlight the experiences of the present and the recent past, but also to offer an invitation to watch, ask, reflect, explore, and also to imagine with empathy a future in which art in general and cinematic creation in particular can serve as a bridge – particularly when the earth trembles. Oct 7 Program Sat 6.12 | 16:00 | Hall 4 There is Another Way Tickets Mon 6.12 | 16:30 | Hall 1 Beethoven's Nine: Ode to Humanity Tickets Tue 9.12 | 20:00 | Hall 4 I Cried in Gaza Tickets Wed 10.12 | 17:00 | Hall 4 710 Testimony Tickets In the aftermath of the war, two years after Oct 7, Solidarity Human Rights Film Festival 2025 offers a selection of screenings, events, and discussions surrounding the tragic Oct 7 events and the Gaza War. Against the backdrop of a traumatic reality of pain, loss, fear and uncertainty, cinema has a vital role to play, to provide testimony and create space for rethinking about humanity and a shared future, as well as for a critical reflection on the ideological, political and economic forces that play a central role in our lives and in cinema alike. A selection of special festival screenings and events will focus this year on films created during and following Oct 7 – some dealing with it directly and some inevitably echoing it – in order to highlight the various ways in which cinematic works reflect life in times of war. Taken together, the films reveal a multifaceted reality open to conflicting interpretations, in which the human tragedy of both Israeli and Palestinian society is intertwined – refugees in their homeland, families and communities that move between hope and despair, soldiers, civilians, children and youth – revealed, as it were, in an unexpected light on the big screen with personal stories, struggles and sacrifices made during wartime. This festival program seeks not only to highlight the experiences of the present and the recent past, but also to offer an invitation to watch, ask, reflect, explore, and also to imagine with empathy a future in which art in general and cinematic creation in particular can serve as a bridge – particularly when the earth trembles. TBA 710 Testimony Info Tickets Israeli Premiere! The film traces the eternal heritage of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, still considered one of the greatest musical pieces of all times. Composed two centuries ago, its message of love, freedom, hope and peace is more relevant than ever. Beethoven's Nine: Ode to Humanity Info Tickets I Cried in Gaza is a groundbreaking film confronting the severe, hidden mental toll of modern warfare. For the first time since 1948, women were extensively deployed to the front lines of the Gaza War (AKA “Iron Swords War”); war, with over 4,000 having since sought mental health treatment. The film plunges into the intimate, subjective experiences of seven female warriors who fought in active combat in Gaza and Lebanon. I Cried In Gaza Info Tickets Israeli Premiere! The film follows members of Combatants for Peace – a joint organization of Israelis and Palestinians who have sought to turn their backs on violence. It documents their daily struggles to remain committed to peace in the face of personal challenges, social pressures and sheer hatred, particularly after the outbreak of the ongoing Israel-Gaza war There is Another Way Info Tickets

If Israel is the raw material from which the trilogy is forged, then it is the land’s fragile hope—the very heartbeat and purpose of this cinematic journey—that the documentarian seeks to trace and unearth. Dan Geva's Trilogy Tribute Noise Sat 6.12 | 19:00 | Hall 2 Tickets Think Popcorn Sun 7.12 | 19:15 | Hall 2 Tickets Description of a Memory Sat 13.12 | 19:00 | Hall 2 Tickets Think Popcorn (2004), Description of a Memory (2006), and Noise (2012) are indeed three separate films, yet together they form a single cinematic poem divided into three movements. Each “movement” pays homage to a pioneering documentary filmmaker who, in turn, shaped the documentary voice of the twentieth century. Think Popcorn sends a distant greeting to the Russian cinematic genius Dziga Vertov and to his eternal figure in The Man with the Movie Camera (1929). Description of a Memory engages intimately with the cryptic cinematic language left behind by the great French cinematic poet Chris Marker who during his visit to Israel in 1960 made the acclaimed film-essay: Description of a Struggle. Noise explores how, in a world that does not exist, British master-documentarian John Grierson and the French Jean Rouch, the founder of Cinéma Vérité school, might have joined forces to make a film in Tel Aviv if their imaginary protagonist had been born and lived there. Each of the films adopts a narrative and stylistic approach inverted in relation to the other two: in Think Popcorn, the cinematic world of the protagonist is sculpted from his real-life encounters with actual people across Israel. Description of a Struggle converses with the alter ego of one who sets out to film his fractured, bruised homeland. Noise recounts the tormented inner world of its protagonist from the piercing and compassionate perspective of his life partner. Compassion, sorrow, irony, self-deprecating humor, humility and hubris, love of cinema, and love of humanity—these are the leitmotifs threading through the three love songs to the documentary by Dan and Noit Geva. If Israel is the raw material from which the trilogy is forged, then it is the land’s fragile hope—the very heartbeat and purpose of this cinematic journey—that the documentarian seeks to trace and unearth. Click Here for more information on Dan Geva > Dan Geva (PhD) בוגר, בהצטיינות יתרה, בית הספר לקולנוע וטלוויזיה סם שפיגל (1994). מאז יצר כ-25 סרטים תיעודיים שזכו בעשרות פרסים בינלאומיים, השתתפו במאות פסטיבלים בארץ ובחו"ל והוקרנו ברשתות טלוויזיה בארץ ובעולם. את הטרילוגיה "שלושה שירי אהבה לדוקומנטרי " יצר בין השנים 2004-2012: "תחשוב פופקורן " (2004), "צד רביעי למטבע " (2006), "רעש " (2012). את עבודת הדוקטורט ״The Extended Sign of the Documentarian ״ כתב באוניברסיטת תל אביב, 2014. גבע הוא אמן אורח באוניברסיטת ג׳ונס הופקינס, ארה״ב, 2010; חתן פרס Teacher Award, CILECT, 2014; חתן פרס ״חדשנות פדגוגית ״, מכללת בית ברל, 2020, ופרופסור אורח באוניברסיטת UCSD, סן דייגו, קליפורניה, 2024. הוא מייסדה של ״המעבדה לאתיקה ״, פרויקט מחקר בינלאומי בתחום הפילוסופיה של המוסר ויישומה החברתי. מחבר חמישה ספרים: Toward a Philosophy of the Documentarian/Palgrave Macmillan (2018) The Ethics Lab Guidebook/CILECT (2019) A Philosophical History of Documentary, 1895-1959/Palgrave Macmillan (2011) The Ethics Lab Guidebook Second Edition/CILECT (2022) A Philosophical History of Documentary, 1960-1990 Palgrave Macmillan (2025) כעת בעבודה, כרך III בטרילוגיה: A Philosophical History of Documentary, 1991-2023, Palgrave Macmillan < An inward odyssey through Israel, 2005—undertaken in the footsteps of the celebrated French filmmaker Chris Marker and his internationally acclaimed film Description of a Struggle (1960). In that work, Marker contemplates fragments of everyday life in a twelve-year-old nation, wandering its landscapes with exquisite observational sensitivity and a distinctly poetic cinematic language. Description of a Memory Info Tickets On his restless journey to heal from the noise that has shattered the fragile balance of his life, the film’s protagonist–director, discovers—through the eyes and voice of his wife, who tells his story from her own vantage—that sensitivity to noise is a deeply personal terrain: one soul may lie sleepless through the slow dripping of water, while another remains deaf to the shriek of a car alarm below the window. Noise Info Tickets A naïve documentary filmmaker, astride a battered scooter, armed with a modest stage draped in purple cloth and three cameras, embarks on a journey in search of the true and absolute voice of his people. His quixotic mission—an intimate allusion to Dziga Vertov’s The Man with the Movie Camera (1929)—revives the early dream of cinema as an instrument of pure revelation, determined to bring truth itself to the screen. Think Popcorn Info Tickets

Israeli Premiere! The fascinating voyage of three women who struggle to transform their communities through the local businesses they found and run. Gladis Yupanqui of Peru started a minimarket which she now wants to expand. Play Screenings: Special Event Sat 6.12 | 11:30 | Hall 2 Tickets Fri 12.12 | 17:30 | Hall 1 Tickets United States, 2024, 91 min Director: Maureen Castle Tusty Language and Subtitles: English, French, Spanish; subtitles in Hebrew Cast: Gladys Yupanqui, Magatte Wade, Selyna Peiris International Documentary Films She Rises Up Israeli Premiere! The fascinating voyage of three women who struggle to transform their communities through the local businesses they found and run. Gladis Yupanqui of Peru started a minimarket which she now wants to expand. Senegalese Magatte Wade starts a cosmetics company. And Selyna Peiris of Sri Lanka is expanding her mother’s textile company. In many countries, labor laws restrict human rights and deny access to bank accounts, inheritances, and certain job categories, expanding poverty and makes it more difficult for them to overcome it. The stories of these three women are different, but together they illustrate the power of feminine entrepreneurship and the importance of local businesses for emerging economies as they create new opportunities, promote financial independence and reduce poverty. 6.12.25 | Mazon Organization Event At the end of the screening, there will be a special discussion. Production Credits and More -> More Films

The disappearance of the Yemenite, Mizrahi, and Balkan children remains one of the most painful and unresolved chapters in Israeli history. The fate of over 1,000 infants and children remains disputed to this day. In this film, director Israela Shaer-Meoded attempts to trace the path of her missing aunt through historical testimonies from nurses, caregivers, and doctors. Play Screenings: Thur 11.12 | 19:30 | Hall 1 Tickets Tickets Israel, 2025, 64 min Director: Israela Shaer-Meoded Language and Subtitles: Hebrew; subtitles in English Cast: Israeli Films Where's Yadida? The disappearance of the Yemenite, Mizrahi, and Balkan children remains one of the most painful and unresolved chapters in Israeli history. The fate of over 1,000 infants and children remains disputed to this day. In this film, director Israela Shaer-Meoded attempts to trace the path of her missing aunt through historical testimonies from nurses, caregivers, and doctors. In doing so, the emotional world of these professionals, who were the last to care for the babies, is revealed: helplessness, guilt, sorrow, and inherited beliefs. The dark ghosts of Israel's medical history are cast in a new light. 11.12.25 | Screening and Panel Discussion At the end of the screening, there will be a special discussion. Production Credits and More -> More Films

פסטיבל סולידריות ה-13 יתקיים בסינמטק תל אביב ובאתרים נוספים בישראל במהדורה מורחבת בחודש דצמבר השנה, בתאריכים 4-13.12.25 פסטיבל סולידריות לקולנוע וזכויות אדם יציע הקרנות בכורה של סרטים עלילתיים ותיעודיים העוסקים בזכויות אדם, לצד הקרנות מיוחדות, מפגשים ודיונים בנושא זכויות האדם בישראל. Festival's Films

Israeli Premiere! Twelve-year-old Adi dreams of a huge whale floating in the sky, until it reaches a gas rig – and the world turns around. Through her eyes, we experience the protest of her father and the Homeland Guards, who have led the largest environmental campaign in Israel – to expose the truth behind the gas rigs, the falsehood of “green energy”, and the machinations of politics and capital. Play Screenings: Fri 5.12 | 13:00 | Hall 1 Tickets Fri 12.12 | 14:00 | Hall 1 Tickets Israel, 2025, 55 min Director: Elia Schwartz Language and Subtitles: Hebrew; subtitles in English Cast: Panorama Competition The Whale Israeli Premiere! Twelve-year-old Adi dreams of a huge whale floating in the sky, until it reaches a gas rig – and the world turns around. Through her eyes, we experience the protest of her father and the Homeland Guards, who have led the largest environmental campaign in Israel – to expose the truth behind the gas rigs, the falsehood of “green energy”, and the machinations of politics and capital. Along the way, both mature and discover the meaning of home. 5.12.25 | Screening and Panel Discussion At the end of the screening, there will be a special discussion. Production Credits and More -> More Films

Israeli Premiere! The film follows members of Combatants for Peace – a joint organization of Israelis and Palestinians who have sought to turn their backs on violence. It documents their daily struggles to remain committed to peace in the face of personal challenges, social pressures and sheer hatred, particularly after the outbreak of the ongoing Israel-Gaza war Play Screenings: Sat 6.12 | 16:00 | Hall 4 Tickets Fri 13.12 | 14:30 | Hall 2 Tickets Israel, Palestine, 2025, 67 min Director: Stephen Apkon Language and Subtitles: Arabic, English and Hebrew; subtitles in Hebrew, English, and Arabic Cast: International Documentary Films, October 7 There is Another Way Israeli Premiere! The film follows members of Combatants for Peace – a joint organization of Israelis and Palestinians who have sought to turn their backs on violence. It documents their daily struggles to remain committed to peace in the face of personal challenges, social pressures and sheer hatred, particularly after the outbreak of the ongoing Israel-Gaza war. Through intimate testimonies, the film highlights the power of reconciliation, collaboration and determination to build a shared future while coping with the traumas of both sides. 6.12.25 | Combatants for Peace Event At the end of the screening, there will be a special discussion with the participation of the film director Stephen Apkon and Israeli and Palestinian members of Combatants for Peace. Production Credits and More -> More Films

One Street in Silwan tells the story of "Batan al-Hawa" Street (East Jerusalem), which overlooks the Temple Mount and serves as a microcosm of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On one side of the street, live Israeli settlers in a house once belonging to an evicted Palestinian family. Play Screenings: Screening and Talk Sat 6.12 | 19:15 | Hall 1 Tickets Tickets Israel, 2025, 52 min Director: Bissan Tibi Language and Subtitles: Arabic and Hebrew; subtitles in Hebrew Cast: October 7 One Street in Silwan One Street in Silwan tells the story of "Batan al-Hawa" Street (East Jerusalem), which overlooks the Temple Mount and serves as a microcosm of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On one side of the street, live Israeli settlers in a house once belonging to an evicted Palestinian family. On the other side, a Palestinian family faces eviction, alongside 750 of the neighborhood’s residents, with the purpose of establishing more settlements. Told in segments through the perspectives of children and residents, the film sheds light on the chaotic realities of life on the street. 6.12.25 | Screening and Panel Discussion At the end of the screening, there will be a special discussion. Production Credits and More -> More Films

The West Bank Separation Barrier cuts through Palestinian land and deeply affects its inhabitants – thousands of olive trees are uprooted, and farmers are separated from their fields, patients from their clinics, and children from their schools. Play Screenings: Sat 13.12 | 16:15 | Hall 2 Tickets Tickets Israel, 2006, 84 min Director: Shai Carmeli-Pollak Language and Subtitles: Arabic, Hebrew, English; subtitles in Hebrew Cast: Bil'in Program Bilin My Love The West Bank Separation Barrier cuts through Palestinian land and deeply affects its inhabitants – thousands of olive trees are uprooted, and farmers are separated from their fields, patients from their clinics, and children from their schools. A grassroots struggle develops around the wall, reaching Bil’in in 2005. The friendships formed between the local villagers and the Israeli activists supporting them is a story of hope and love between people who refuse to be enemies. 13.12.25 | Screening and Panel Discussion At the end of the screening, there will be a special discussion with film creator Shai Carmeli-Pollak. Production Credits and More -> More Films

The 13th Solidarity Film Festival will take place at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque and other venues in Israel on 4-13 December, 2025. The 2025 Solidarity Festival will offer premiere screenings of narrative and documentary films on human rights alongside special screenings, meetings and discussions on human rights in Israel. Screening Schedule Download Schedule 4.12 | Thur 5.12 | Fri 6.12 | Sat 7.12 | Sun 8.12 | Mon 9.12 | Tue 10.12 | Wed 11.12 | Thur 12.12 | Fri 13.12 | Sat Hall 2 17:00 | Thur 4.12 Students Competition Program 1 Israel, 2025 Students Competition Info Tickets Hall 3 19:30 | Thur 4.12 Opening Night: Kontinental '25 Radu Jude; Romania, Switzerland, Luxemburg, Brazil, United Kingdom, 2025, 109 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets Hall 4 16:00 מחוץ לטווח הראיה ליסה פולסטר; אוסטריה, 2025, 78 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 19:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 21:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע Hall 1 10:00 | Fri 5.12 Bye Tommy Lang; Israel, 2025, 96 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets 13:00 | Fri 5.12 The Whale Elia Schwartz; Israel, 2025, 55 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets 15:30 | Fri 5.12 A Nearly Normal Life Stefan Sick; Germany, 2025, 135 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets 18:30 | Fri 5.12 Out of Sight Lisa Polster; Austria, Germany, 2025, 78 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets 20:30 | Fri 5.12 Vena Chiara Fleischhacker; Germany, 2024, 116 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets Hall 2 11:30 | Fri 5.12 Food, Inc. 2 Robert Kenner, Melissa Robledo; United States, 2023, 94 min Info Tickets 16:00 | Fri 5.12 New Dawn Fades Gürcan Keltek; Turkey, Germany, Italy, Norway, The Netherlands, 2024, 132 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets 19:00 | Fri 5.12 The Shameless Konstantin Bojanov; Switzerland, Bulgaria, France, Taiwan, India, 2024, 115 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets 21:30 | Fri 5.12 Child Of Dust Weronica Mliczewska; Vietnam, Sweden, Czech Republic, Qatar, Poland, 2025, 93 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets Hall 4 14:45 | Fri 5.12 Blame Christian Frei; Switzerland, 2025, 123 min Info Tickets 17:15 | Fri 5.12 The Helsinki Effect Arthur Franck; Finland, Germany, Norway, 2025, 87 min Info Tickets Hall 4 16:00 מחוץ לטווח הראיה ליסה פולסטר; אוסטריה, 2025, 78 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 19:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 21:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע Hall 1 12:30 | Sat 6.12 Valentina and the MUOSters Francesca Scalisi; Switzerland, Italy, 2024, 80 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets 14:30 | Sat 6.12 Fitting In Fabienne Steiner; Switzerland, 2025, 84 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets 16:30 | Sat 6.12 The Fourth Wall David Oelhoffen; France, Luxembourg, Belgium, 2024, 116 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets 19:15 | Sat 6.12 One Street in Silwan Bissan Tibi; Israel, 2025, 52 min Info Tickets 21:00 | Sat 6.12 Vlam Daphne Lucker; Netherlands, 2025, 84 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets Hall 2 11:30 | Sat 6.12 She Rises Up Maureen Castle Tusty; United States, 2024, 91 min Info Tickets 14:30 | Sat 6.12 Sediments Laura Coppens; Switzerland, 2025, 81 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets 16:15 |Sat 6.12 Beethoven’s Nine Larry Weinstein; Canada, Germany, 2024, 85 min Info Tickets 19:00 | Sat 6.12 Noise Dan Geva; Israel, 2012, 72 min Info Tickets Hall 4 11:00 | Sat 6.12 The Message Iván Fund; Argentina, Spain, Uruguay, 2025, 91 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets 13:00 | Sat 6.12 Timestamp Kateryna Gornostai; Ukraine, Luxembourg, France, The Netherlands, 2025, 125 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets 16:00 | Sat 6.12 Combatants for Peace Event: There is Another Way Steven Apkon; Israel, Palestine, 2025, 67 min Info Tickets 19:30 | Sat 6.12 5 Broken Cameras Emad Burnat, Guy Davidi; Israel, 2012, 90 min Info Tickets Hall 4 15:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 18:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 20:30 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע Hall 1 10:00 | Sun 7.12 Young Creators Competition Israel, 2025 Info Tickets Hall 2 17:00 | Sun 7.12 Students Competition Program 2 Israel, 2025 Students Competition Info Tickets 19:15| Sun 7.12 Think Popcorn Dan Geva; Israel, 2004, 60 min Info Tickets Hall 4 17:00 | Sun 7.12 The Great Ambition Andrea Segre; Italy, Belgium, Bulgaria, 2024, 123 min Info Tickets 19:30 | Sun 7.12 They Came to Fetch Me Yaniv Berman; Israel, 2025, 75 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets Hall 4 15:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 18:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 20:30 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע Hall 1 17:00 | Mon 8.12 A Little Gray Wolf Will Come Zhanna Agalakova; Croatia, The Netherlands, France, 2025, 90 min Info Tickets 19:30| Mon 8.12 Out of Sight Lisa Polster; Austria, Germany, 2025, 78 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets Hall 2 16:30 | Mon 8.12 Our Time Will Come Ivette Löcker; Austria, 2025,105 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets 19:00 | Mon 8.12 Daughter’s Daughter Xi Huang; Taiwan, 2025, 126 min Info Tickets Hall 3 20:00 |Mon 8.12 Waves Jiří Mádl; Czechia, Slovakia, 2024, 131 min Info Tickets Hall 4 19:30 |Mon 8.12 Shorts Competition Program Israel, 2025 Shorts Competition Info Tickets Hall 1 17:00 | Tue 9.12 Sediments Laura Coppens; Switzerland, 2025, 81 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets Hall 2 16:30 |Tue 9.12 The Witness Nader Saeivar; Germany, Austria, 2024, 104 min Info Tickets 18:30 | Tue 9.12 Is reconciliation possible? Israel, 2025 Info Tickets Hall 4 17:00 | Tue 9.12 Blame Christian Frei; Switzerland, 2025, 123 min Info Tickets 20:00 | Tue 9.12 I Cried In Gaza Nurit Kedar; Israel, 2025, 55 min Info Tickets Hall 4 15:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 18:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 20:30 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע Hall 1 19:00 | Wed 10.12 Awards Ceremony: The Smile of the Lamb Shimon Dotan; Israel, 1986, 97 min Info Tickets Hall 2 16:30 | Wed 10.12 Film Screening More details coming soon Info Tickets Hall 4 17:00 | Wed 10.12 710 Testimony Israel, 2025 Info Tickets Hall 4 15:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 18:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 20:30 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע Hall 1 17:30 |Thur 11.12 Valentina and the MUOSters Francesca Scalisi; Switzerland, Italy, 2024, 80 min Info Tickets 19:30 | Thur 11.12 Looking for Yadida Israela Shaer-Meoded; Israel, 2025, 64 min Info Tickets Hall 2 16:00 | Thur 11.12 A Nearly Normal Life Stefan Sick; Germany, 2025, 135 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets 19:00 | Thur 11.12 B'Tselem Event Israel, 2025 Info Tickets 21:00 | Thur 11.12 The Helsinki Effect Arthur Franck; Finland, Germany, Norway, 2025, 87 min Info Tickets Hall 6 15:45 | Thur 11.12 Solidarity Confrence More details coming soon Info Hall 1 14:00 | Fri 12.12 The Whale Elia Schwartz; Israel, 2025, 55 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets 15:30 | Fri 12.12 Beethoven’s Nine Larry Weinstein; Canada, Germany, 2024, 85 min Info Tickets 17:30 | Fri 12.12 She Rises Up Maureen Castle Tusty; United States, 2024, 91 min Info Tickets 19:30 | Fri 12.12 New Dawn Fades Gürcan Keltek; Turkey, Germany, Italy, Norway, The Netherlands, 2024, 132 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets Hall 2 13:30 |Fri 12.12 Bye Tommy Lang; Israel, 2025, 96 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets 16:00 | Fri 12.12 The Great Ambition Andrea Segre; Italy, Belgium, Bulgaria, 2024, 123 min Info Tickets 19:00 | Fri 12.12 Child Of Dust Weronica Mliczewska; Vietnam, Sweden, Czech Republic, Qatar, Poland, 2025, 93 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets Hall 4 11:00 | Fri 12.12 The Witness Nader Saeivar; Germany, Austria, 2024, 104 min Info Tickets 14:30 | Fri 12.12 A Little Gray Wolf Will Come Zhanna Agalakova; Croatia, The Netherlands, France, 2025, 90 min Info Tickets 19:00 | Fri 12.12 Vlam Daphne Lucker; Netherlands, 2025, 84 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets Hall 4 15:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 18:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 20:30 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע Hall 1 12:00 | Sat 13.12 They Came to Fetch Me Yaniv Berman; Israel, 2025,75 min Panorama Competition Info Tickets 14:30 | Sat 13.12 Vena Chiara Fleischhacker; Germany, 2024, 116 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets 17:00 | Sat 13.12 Gaza: Doctors Under Attack Karim Shah; United Kingdom, 2025, 62 min Info Tickets 19:30 | Sat 13.12 Kontinental '25 Radu Jude; Romania, Switzerland, Luxemburg, Brazil, United Kingdom, 2025, 109 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets Hall 2 10:00 | Sat 13.12 The Message Iván Fund; Argentina, Spain, Uruguay, 2025, 91 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets 12:00 | Sat 13.12 The Shameless Konstantin Bojanov; Switzerland, Bulgaria, France, Taiwan, India, 2024, 115 min International Feature Competition Info Tickets 14:30 | Sat 13.12 There Is Another Way Steven Apkon; Israel, Palestine, 2025, 67 min Info Tickets 16:15 | Sat 13.12 Bilin My Love Shay Carmeli Folk; Israel, 2006, 84 min Info Tickets 19:00 | Sat 13.12 Description of a Memory Dan Geva; Israel, 2006, 80 min Info Tickets 21:30 | Sat 13.12 Fitting In Fabienne Steiner; Switzerland, 2025, 84 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets Hall 4 13:30 | Sat 13.12 Our Time Will Come Ivette Löcker; Austria, 2025,105 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets 16:00 | Sat 13.12 PCFF Event: Timestamp Kateryna Gornostai; Ukraine, Luxembourg, France, The Netherlands, 2025, 125 min International Documentary Competition Info Tickets 19:30 | Sat 13.12 Breaking the Silence Event: The Day Before Israel, 2023, 29 min Info Tickets Hall 4 15:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 18:00 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע 20:30 אשמה כריסטיאן פריי; שוויץ, 2025, 122 דק׳ לרכישה למידע