Israeli Premiere! Fifteen years after their trailblazing documentary Food Inc., codirectors Robert Kenner and Melissa Robledo revisit the global food system. The film reveals unbridled corporate monopolism, and presents and industry that is as efficient as it is injurious to its employees. Together with sharp criticism, the film also offers a horizon of change: innovative farmers, activists and legislators fighting for a future of fair, wholesome and sustainable food Play Screenings: Special Event Fri 5.12 | 11:30 | Hall 2 Tickets Tickets United States, 2023, 94 min Director: Robert Kenner, Melissa Robledo Language and Subtitles: English; subtitles in Hebrew Cast: Michal Pollan, Gerardo Reyes-Chavez, Eric Schlosser International Documentary Films Food, Inc. 2 Israeli Premiere! Fifteen years after their trailblazing documentary Food Inc., codirectors Robert Kenner and Melissa Robledo revisit the global food system. The film reveals unbridled corporate monopolism, and presents and industry that is as efficient as it is injurious to its employees. Together with sharp criticism, the film also offers a horizon of change: innovative farmers, activists and legislators fighting for a future of fair, wholesome and sustainable food. 5.12.25 | Mazon Organization Event At the end of the screening, there will be a special discussion. Production Credits and More -> More Films

Israeli Premiere! Sang is one of tens of thousands of children born to Vietnamese women and American servicemen during the Vietnam war. At age 55, he travels to the states to meet his birth father and his new family. The encounter reveals old wounds, repressed traumas and profound cultural gaps Play Screenings: Fri 5.12 | 21:30 | Hall 2 Tickets Fri 12.12 | 19:00 | Hall 2 Tickets Vietnam, Sweden, Czech Republic, Qatar, Poland, 2025, 93 min Director: Weronica Mliczewska Language and Subtitles: Vietnamese and English; subtitles in Hebrew and English Cast: Sang Ngo Thanh International Documentary Competition Child of Dust Israeli Premiere! Sang is one of tens of thousands of children born to Vietnamese women and American servicemen during the Vietnam war. At age 55, he travels to the states to meet his birth father and his new family. The encounter reveals old wounds, repressed traumas and profound cultural gaps. The film is a sensitive documentation of a voyage of identity and belonging, telling a universal story on the intergenerational implications of the war and the longing for a father’s love. A single unexpected meeting can unsettle an entire lifetime. Production Credits and More -> More Films

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. Play Screenings: Screening and Talk Sun 7.12 | 19:15 | Hall 2 Tickets Tickets Israel, 2004, 60 min Director: Dan Geva Language and Subtitles: Hebrew, Arabic, Russian; subtitles in Hebrew Cast: Dan Geva's Trilogy Tribute Think Popcorn 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. Yet a celebrated film director confronts him with the defining dilemma of his life: whether to persevere in his pursuit of the exalted documentary truth he so devoutly seeks, or to yield to the perennial temptation—to show what audiences have always wished to see on the screen: sex and violence. 7.12.25 | Screening and Panel Discussion At the end of the screening, there will be a special discussion. Production Credits and More -> More Films

Israeli Premiere! Orsolya is a bailiff in Cluj, Transylvania’s main city. One day, she is required to evict a homeless person living in the cellar of a building earmarked for renewal as a luxury hotel. An unexpected event plunges her into a crisis which she tries to resolves by any means possible Play Screenings: Festival's Opening Night Thur 4.12 | 19:30 | Hall 3 Tickets Sat 13.12 | 19:30 | Hall 1 Tickets Romania, Switzerland, Luxemburg, Brazil, United Kingdom, 2025, 109 min Director: Radu Jude Language and Subtitles: Romanian, Hungarian, German, Latin, English; subtitles in Hebrew and English Cast: Eszter Tompa, Annamária Biluska, Marius Damian International Feature Competition Kontinental '25 Israeli Premiere! Orsolya is a bailiff in Cluj, Transylvania’s main city. One day, she is required to evict a homeless person living in the cellar of a building earmarked for renewal as a luxury hotel. An unexpected event plunges her into a crisis which she tries to resolves by any means possible. Winner of the Best Screenplay Prize at the 2025 Berlin Festival, the film takes a hard look at issues of structural neglect and Romanian identity with a blend of drama and comedy. 4.12.25 | Festival's Opening Night 19:30 - Opening Night Ceremony 20:00 - Film Screening Production Credits and More -> More Films

A forensic investigation into the Israeli military’s attacks on Gaza’s healthcare system and healthcare workers, as well as the treatment of detained healthcare workers both inside Gaza and in Israeli prisons. The film examines evidence of widespread destruction across the territory’s medical infrastructure, where all 36 main hospitals have reportedly been damaged or destroyed Play Screenings: Sat 13.12 | 17:00 | Hall 1 Tickets Tickets United Kingdom, 2025, 62 min Director: Karim Shah Language and Subtitles: Arabic and English; subtitles in Hebrew and English Cast: Ramita Navai International Documentary Films Gaza: Doctors Under Attack A forensic investigation into the Israeli military’s attacks on Gaza’s healthcare system and healthcare workers, as well as the treatment of detained healthcare workers both inside Gaza and in Israeli prisons. The film examines evidence of widespread destruction across the territory’s medical infrastructure, where all 36 main hospitals have reportedly been damaged or destroyed. Hundreds of healthcare workers—including doctors and surgeons—are known to have been killed, injured, or detained. 13.12.25 | Physicians for Human Rights Event 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